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How I Convinced My Incarcerated Peers to Make Language a Priority

Rahsaan Thomas, an imprisoned journalist, has long fought to change the way outside media describe people in prison. One of his toughest crowds? His fellow reporters.

The Language Project • 04.13.2021

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Rethinking the words journalists use to talk about people who are currently or previously incarcerated.

The Language Project • 04.12.2021

What Words We Use — and Avoid — When Covering People and Incarceration

Journalism is a discipline of clarity. That’s why we’ve solidified our policy about how we talk about people who are currently in or have previously been in prison and jail.

The Language Project • 04.12.2021

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