A half-century after Attica, prisoners’ demands have not been met ...Middle East

Fifty years ago, amidst a nationwide swell of the prisoners’ rights movement, incarcerated people took control of Attica prison to negotiate an end to inhumane abuses. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sent in the state police, massacring 39 people in 15 minutes. Survivors were tortured.

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