Doug Bock Clark is a freelance journalist. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The New Republic, The Huffington Post, Mother Jones, BuzzFeed, and more. He won the 2017 Reporting Award. His work has been supported by two Fulbright Fellowships, an 11th Hour Food and Farming Fellowship, and a Glimpse Fellowship, partly sponsored by National Geographic. He was a finalist for the 2016 Mirror Award. His first book will be published in June 2018 by Little, Brown.
The US sees prisons across the Middle East and West Africa as key fronts in the war against extremism, and believes the world would be a safer place if they were run the American way. But is the US's much-criticized prison system really a good model for others? Doug Bock Clark visited Cañon City, Colorado, to find out.
The US sees prisons across the Middle East and West Africa as key fronts in the war against extremism, and believes the world would be a safer place if they were run the American way. But is the US's much-criticized prison system really a good model for others? Doug Bock Clark visited Cañon City, Colorado, to find out.