Prisoners fight against working in heat on former slave plantation, raising hope for change in South
- Prisoners like Lamont Gross face extreme heat while working for little or no pay at Louisiana’s state penitentiary, risking heat stroke and punishment for refusal.
- A federal judge has mandated improvements for Black incarcerated workers in the fields as temperatures reach record highs across the South.
- In May, prisoners filed an emergency request to halt work during extreme heat, leading to court requirements for better heat policies and conditions.
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