The food on your table, brought to you by prison labor
The Marshall Project found that incarcerated workers help produce some of America's most popular food brands, but with few of the protections afforded to others.
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The Marshall Project found that incarcerated workers help produce some of America's most popular food brands, but with few of the protections afforded to others.
The Marshall Project found that incarcerated workers help produce some of America's most popular food brands, but with few of the protections afforded to others.
The Marshall Project looks back at when more Americans saw incarcerated people as more than their crimes—and the soul/funk band The Power of Attorney flourished.
The Marshall Project looks back at when more Americans saw incarcerated people as more than their crimes—and the soul/funk band The Power of Attorney flourished.
This story is jointly published as part of the Utah College Media Collaborative, a historic cross-campus project bringing together emerging journalists from Salt Lake Community College, the University of Utah, Utah State University and Weber State University. The collaborative is an Amplify Utah project with support from PBS Utah. There have been hundreds —...