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Worker Cooperatives Might Improve Prison Life — and the Food System
An idea for prisoner cooperatives at San Quentin offers a more humane alternative.
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Mike Diago, The Bittman Project
Mike Diago is a social worker, writer and home cook based in New York's Hudson Valley. A writer for The Bittman Project, among others, he is interested in how people come together within and across cultures through food.
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