prisoners
Winning Freedom From Guantánamo With Forbearance and Trust
In the Shadow of Torture and Isolation, an American Lawyer and an Afghan Prisoner Bond Over Melted Mocha Ice Cream
I first visited Obaidullah at Guantánamo Bay in the spring of 2009. Before that first meeting, all I knew were the disturbing accusations against him, that he had fired his …
“Frivolous” Humanities Helped Prisoners Survive in Communist Romania
Covertly Studying Language and Literature Connected Captives and Freed Their Minds
In a recent New York Times article on the movement to promote university majors promising higher employment and income, Anthony Carnevale, a professor at Georgetown University, sums up the utilitarian …