Published Mar 12, 2021
A Year Into The Pandemic, The Incarcerated Among The Most Vulnerable
This episode delves into the dire situation faced by the incarcerated during the pandemic, as journalist Josiah Bates highlights the severe impact of COVID-19 on prisons, the impracticality of mitigating outbreaks, and the urgent call for reform amidst alarming infection rates and systemic failures.
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