Kari Lindberg
Kari Lindberg is a multilingual multi-media journalist covering the American prison system, immigration and the financial world.
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‘I Have No Choice But to Keep Fighting’: Organizers and DACA Recipients Press On
"It's sort of like I have to prove my humanity to someone who can clearly see that I'm human," said 22-year-old Heyra Avila.
White House Vigil Aims to Show Executives Who Will Be Harmed Without DACA
“We are trying to show that this is not just one group, it is all immigrant groups together,” an organizer told Rewire. “If we don’t protect our future generations, what’s going to become of us?”
Where Trump’s Policies Sow Fear, New Campaign Argues, ‘Corporate Backers of Hate’ Stand to Profit
“We are launching this campaign today because we know the extent to which President Trump is able to implement his anti-immigrant, anti-worker agenda actually depends heavily on how much collaboration he is able to muster."
Supporters Urge New York to Stop Prosecuting 16-Year-Olds as Adults
“We have a justice system in New York that is addicted to punishment."
More People Are Pleading Guilty to Crimes They Didn’t Commit, So How Can We Stop It?
As of January 2016, the United States averaged nearly three exonerations a week.
‘I Lost Four Years With My Father’: Protesters Renew Calls to Shut Down Rikers
Rikers has become a symbol among activists of a rotten prison system, plagued with a history of reported excessive force used against inmates.
