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Why Florida is leading the nation in executions

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By Sofia Zarran
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
Florida is on track this year to break its own record with 20 executions, leading all states by far in carrying out the death penalty. The state accounted for about 40% of all executions nationwide last year. Opponents of the death penalty say the Florida governor has more authority than other states' top officials in approving death warrants.
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Writing a way out: Two programs open doors for incarcerated voices

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By Sofia Zarran
| The Miami Times
PEN America has been promoting literature and freedom of expression for over a century. Late last year, the U.S.-based organization launched a new program to help incarcerated writers across the country overcome barriers to become published authors. “ The idea is to create more opportunities for incarcerated writers… to create more equity in the literary and publishing communities,” Malcolm Tariq, the chief project manager for PEN America’s newly created Incarcerated Writers Bureau, told WLRN.
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Writing a way out: Two programs open doors for incarcerated voices

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By Sofia Zarran
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
PEN America has been promoting literature and freedom of expression for over a century. Late last year, the U.S.-based organization launched a new program to help incarcerated writers across the country overcome barriers to become published authors. “ The idea is to create more opportunities for incarcerated writers… to create more equity in the literary and publishing communities,” Malcolm Tariq, the chief project manager for PEN America’s newly created Incarcerated Writers Bureau, told WLRN.
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