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Criminal justice reform and resilience are central in Albert Woodfox's 'Solitary'
Listen to the episode'The Black Agenda' and 'Solitary' tackle criminal justice reform
Listen to the episodeA memoir by Albert Woodfox, who served 43 years in prison — most of it in solitary confinement — for a crime he maintained he did not commit. The book addresses criminal justice reform and the psychological effects of prolonged incarceration, including the claustrophobia Woodfox experienced after his release.
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