Brian Nam-Sonenstein, co-host of the "Beyond Prisons" podcast and publishing editor of Shadowproof, appears on "Unauthorized Disclosure" to help the show outline the issue of censorship in United States prisons and jails. 

He describes why free speech advocates should absolutely care and how censorship has intensified as facilities move away from physical mail.  

Censorship is not limited to banning books. Nor is it only retaliation against an incarcerated individual who wants to write a letter for publication. 

At the end of the show, Kevin highlights declassified files that show how a propaganda department of the British Foreign Office targeted Kwame Ture, who was a Black liberation leader, with a disinformation campaign.




















 

"Think about what we're saying and the fact that it is coming from us. We have been consistent in our views. We have been consistent in our positions," Rania Khalek says on this week's "Unauthorized Disclosure." "So we're not some liberal hacks."  

"Please remember our body of work as you hear what we have to say," even if it just so happens to intersect with some annoying liberals. 

Rania and Kevin Gosztola respond to the backlash their interview with Ben Norton has received. They also comment on the terrorism charges against former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoing safe injection sites, and the extremely lenient punishment that Paul Pelosi (Nancy Pelosi's husband) received for drunk driving.