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The Pen
Inmates at America’s oldest women’s prison are writing a history of it—and exploding the myth of its benevolent founders.
by Rebecca Onion, Slate
In 1873, two Quaker reformers living in Indiana, shocked by allegations of sexual abuse of female prisoners at the state’s unisex institution, pushed the state to fund ...
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