Other States Banned Forced Prison Labor. Why Didn’t California?
The liberal state voted to keep prison slavery in its constitution, but the national movement to ban it isn’t deterred.
Spoiler: Piles and Piles of Money
I don’t think the journalist even made a serious attempt at answering the question that the copy editor injected into the headline.
Racist and fascist cruelty.
Maybe it's lib of me, but that was the only real big shocker of election night to me. I really didn't expect that. That state deserves to plunge into the Pacific to put out its apocalyptic fires.
Eric Adams loves this one simple trick
The people may be liberal, but the politicians are not. They like to pretend to be, but we have no left wing party in the US. We have a right wing party that's oligarch in nature, and another right wing party that theocratic in nature.
because california is a progressive state--it lives in the future
Couldn't find it in the article... Anyone have a list of states that have banned it handy?
I don't see one readily available, I know Colorado banned it off the top of my head
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penal_labor_in_the_United_States
this provides some additional context, but also not a complete list
Is this a rhetorical question?