Antwann Lamont Johnson, Author at Prison Journalism Project
Jul 11, 2022 · Antwann Lamont Johnson is a writer incarcerated in Missouri. In This Missouri Prison, Profit Means More Than a Person’s Life. by Antwann Lamont Johnson February 20, 2024. I Was a Prison Hospice Worker During the Pandemic. by Antwann Lamont Johnson November 7, 2023. It’s Time to Forgive and Free Older People in Prison.
Prison Solitary Confinement is Torture - Prison Journalism Project
Jun 11, 2023 · Antwann Lamont Johnson is a writer incarcerated in Missouri. More by Antwann Lamont Johnson. They say solitary is torture, and my direct observations say that’s true. For those who do make it out, it’s never unscathed.
Unsealed: An Open Letter from No More Victims Road
May 30, 2023 · Antwann Johnson, who has been incarcerated for over two decades serving a life without parole sentence, sent a letter to PEN America detailing his own experience on No More Victims Road.
Inadequate Medical Care is Killing Prisoners - Prison Journalism …
Feb 20, 2024 · Inadequate Medical Care is Killing Prisoners. Perspective. In This Missouri Prison, Profit Means More Than a Person’s Life. A good-natured man’s symptoms were ignored for too long. How long until I am next? by Antwann Lamont Johnson February 20, 2024. X LinkedIn Facebook. Photo by Still Burning (CC BY-NC 2.0 DEED)
Untold Prison Stories: Why I Became a Writer – Antwann Johnson
Jul 22, 2024 · Antwann Johnson. In the U.S., there are nearly 1 million incarcerated individuals. While here in Missouri, the state population is 6.1 million, there are roughly 24,000 incarcerated. During the height of the prison COVID-19 pandemic, I was a hospice porter volunteer.
Antwann Lamont Johnson, Sr. - PEN America
Antwann Lamont Johnson, Sr. was born on May 19th, 1976 and is the oldest of 9 children. He was 21 years old when he was arrested, questioned, and charged for 1st degree murder. 17 months later, he was convicted and sentenced to life without parole for a …
Antwann Lamont Johnson, an... - Prison Journalism Project
Antwann Lamont Johnson, an incarcerated writer, surveyed people in his Missouri prison to find out what some of them think about freedom. Here's what...
Prison Journalism Project’s Post - LinkedIn
Tens of thousands of people grow old in prison. Antwann Lamont Johnson, an incarcerated writer, surveyed people in his Missouri prison to find out what some of them think about freedom.
It’s Time to Forgive And Free the Aging Prison Population
Aug 2, 2023 · Perspective. It’s Time to Forgive and Free Older People in Prison. Tens of thousands of people grow old in prison. Here’s what some of them think about freedom. by Antwann Lamont Johnson August 2, 2023October 13, 2023. Republish This Story. Republish our articles for free, online or in print, under a Creative Commons license. Republish this article
Celebrating Juneteenth at My Missouri Prison …
Emancipation Day, Richmond, Virginia, circa 1905 (Photo source: Library of Congress) To read more of Antwann Lamont Johnson's article, please click here. We use the holiday to reflect on the resilience of our Black ancestors. I didn’t learn about Juneteenth until after I came to prison.