Author: Lee Camp

INCREDIBLE: One City Cuts Prison Population By 20% – Redacted Tonight

INCREDIBLE: One City Cuts Prison Population By 20% – Redacted Tonight

Posted by | Oct 3, 2017 | , , |

The country suffers from a mass incarceration crisis and the epicenter of this crisis is in Philadelphia, the city with the highest prison population per capita. But in the past two years, the city drastically reduced its prison population through an ambitious program. Then they elected the most radical District Attorney in the US who will lead more radical reform, Larry Krasner. Correspondent Naomi Karavani joins Lee at the desk to...

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The Corporate State Escalates Media Censorship – Redacted Tonight

The Corporate State Escalates Media Censorship – Redacted Tonight

Posted by | Sep 29, 2017 | , , , |

Naomi Karavani interviews Elizabeth Vos, the co-founder of Disobedient Media. With fact-based reporting that doesn’t concede to either side of the political spectrum, Disobedient Media is a publication filling a crucial hole in today’s polarized, monetized and agenda-driven journalism landscape. Vos refutes the narrative that only the extreme hate speech of white nationalists is being censored by the corporate state, and explains why this creeping assault on anti-establishment media and our First Amendment right to free speech should concern critical thinkers of all political stripes. It’s unsurprising that the state is cracking down on anti-establishment sources of journalism. Without...

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What You AREN’T Being Told About Puerto Rico & The Disaster Unfolding There – Redacted Tonight

What You AREN’T Being Told About Puerto Rico & The Disaster Unfolding There – Redacted Tonight

Posted by | Sep 28, 2017 | , , , |

Our news media has no issue showing / telling us about the devastation in Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Yet it’s important to understand Puerto Rico’s history of being a victim of corporate pillaging, which has contributed to the extreme disaster unpreparedness, insane levels on unemployment, and a public health crisis. Even before it was hit by this hurricane, there was a severe economic and humanitarian crisis in PR. On top of this, while the territory has representation in Congress, it does not have a vote, and thus it does not have a voice in the...

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