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The pandemic has exacerbated inequalities that face poor, Black Alabamians, with the Black Belt hit hardest.
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SPLC president welcomes Biden’s order advancing racial equity
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All the latest stories we've written about Alabama Appleseed.
The pandemic has exacerbated inequalities that face poor, Black Alabamians, with the Black Belt hit hardest.
Incarcerated Black people in the state are being murdered at just more than three times the rate of white people.
The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles granted Worsley parole on Wednesday.
Conditions are so bad that inmates have been forced to urinate and defacate on themselves because restrooms are not accessible, the complaint alleges.
A judge last week denied Sean Worsley’s request to be transferred to a community corrections program instead of prison for an August 2016 arrest...
The Alabama Cannabis Industry Association on Monday released a statement critical of the decision by an Alabama court to imprison an Arizona man for...
A 2016 arrest for marijuana that has turned into a 60-month sentence in an Alabama penitentiary for a disabled veteran from Arizona is drawing...
Bills recently introduced in the Alabama House and Senate aim to improve access to specialized courts and diversion programs, meant to get people the...
Monday, State Pardons and Paroles director Judge Charlie Graddick said at a news conference that he speaks for the public by encouraging that actions...
Advocacy group Alabama Appleseed has chosen a new executive director. The group, which has opposed civil asset forfeiture, high court fees and fines, and...
