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Prison cell. Pixabay

The problem with prison abolition movement? Misunderstanding it

A watercolor painting depicting the impact of discrimination on biological aging. The image shows a stylized human figure with a DNA double helix superimposed on it. The DNA strand is shown with various markers, representing the epigenetic changes associated with accelerated aging. In the background, silhouettes of people are shown in different shades, representing the various forms of discrimination experienced by individuals. The image conveys the connection between discrimination, chronic stress, and the biological processes of aging.

Study Reveals Discrimination May Accelerate Biological Aging, Fueling Health Disparities

Illustration of a white woman in prison. Pixabay

Fewer people going to prison — except white women

Prison cell. Pixabay

Decriminalization of Drug Possession Shows Promise in Reducing Arrests but Racial Disparities Persist

Lonely looking woman staring out of rain covered window

Preventing suicides by assisting them

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