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Hi, welcome to your Weekend!Even before the Supreme Court’s earth-shaking rulings this week that struck down states’ gun restrictions and ended women's right to an abortion, Americans were losing faith in the highest court in the land. On Thursday, Gallup reported that trust in the Supreme Court ...
Rehabilitation and racism both played a role in the decades-long program in the US that saw half a million prisoners receive plastic surgery for free.
Rehabilitation and racism both played a role in the decades-long program in the US that saw half a million prisoners receive plastic surgery for free.
Rehabilitation and racism both played a role in the decades-long program in the US that saw half a million prisoners receive plastic surgery for free.
San Francisco author Zara Stone reads from her new book "Killer Looks: The Forgotten History Of Plastic Surgery In Prison." It explores whether providing incarcerated people with free facelifts and nose jobs can impact recidivism, and what that says about our society as a whole.