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The Abolitionist and the Prisoners’ Union

By Julian J. Giordano and Benjy Wall-Feng
Fifty years ago, the Massachusetts corrections commissioner handed the keys to the men incarcerated at Walpole State Prison. They ran the facility for two months — to prove to the world that prisons shouldn’t exist at all.

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