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_aBooks through bars : _bstories from the prison books movement / _cedited by Moira Marquis and Dave "Mac" Marquis. |
246 | 3 | 0 | _aStories from the prison books movement. |
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_aAthens : _bUniversity of Georgia Press, _c[2024] |
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_a260 pages : _billustrations (chiefly color) ; _c25 cm. |
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_tPrison books : a love story / _rMoira Marquis and Dave "Mac" Marquis -- _gWhy we need prison books programs. _tPrison books : a lifeline / _rVictoria Law -- _tWe need you, dear reader : on banned books lists / _rMichelle Dillon -- _tUntil there is a world without prisons : books for LGBTQ people / _rMelissa Charenko -- _tKnowing students inside / _rLauren Braun-Strumfels -- _tBig House Books v. Hall / _rBeth Orlansky and Robert McDuff -- _tAn ongoing case of prison library censorship / _rRebecca Ginsburg -- _tThe case for contraband education and radical pedagogy in prison / _rJames King -- _gOrigin stories. _tInterview : Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin and the movement's beginnings - Asheville Prison Books Program : an oral history -- _tDave "Mac" Marquis in conversation with Sarah West and Annie Masaoka : Appalachian Prison Book Project origins / _rEllen Skirvin -- _gCommunity. _tThe genesis of communications in the National Prison Book Program Movement / _rAndy Chan -- _tThe national conference / _rJodi Lincoln -- _tIndependent bookstores and prison books programs / _rPatrick Kukucka -- _tInterview : Rod Coronado on being locked up and Native fun(draising) : the Halloween cover band show / _rPatrick Kukucka -- _tInterview : Daniel McGowan and political prisoners -- _gHow to start a prison books program. _tCreating a PBP / _rDrawn by Nic Cassette and written by Moira Marquis -- _tKeepin' the dream alive : maintaining your prison books program / _rJulie Schneyer -- _tStarting a university-based prison books program : pages for individuals in prison / _rJulia Chin -- _gThe future of prison books. _tForbidden knowledge / _rKwaneta Harris -- _tThe high costs of free prison tablet programs / _rValerie Surrett -- _tInterview : Zoe Lawrence on LGBTQ peoples inside -- _tGoing postal : censorship, policy, and correspondence rejection with Texas prisons / _rPaul Tardie -- _gAfterword / _rMegan Sweeney -- _gAppendix. _tList of prison books programs by state. |
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_a"Co-edited by two activists with deep experience in organizing prison books programs (PBPs), Books Behind Bars introduces readers to PBPs and their decentralized organization. PBPs are a grassroots-level and nationwide activist movement challenging the largest prison industry in the world by refusing to let incarcerated people remain isolated and forgotten. Operating on shoestring budgets, will all-volunteer workforces and donated libraries, books to prisoner programs are examples of ordinary people acting to undermine the isolation and judgment of incarceration. Although there are currently fifty-three books to prisoners groups serving in all fifty states, these programs remain relatively unknown. The goal of this book is to bring awareness to this diffuse and long-standing social movement and offer readers a way to get involved. In addition to highlighting voices from PBPs throughout the United States, the volume also includes essays, images, and artwork from independent bookstore owners, formerly and currently incarcerated folks, activists, artists, journalists, volunteers, organizers, and scholars"-- _cProvided by publisher. |
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