Brie Williams Interviewed in “There Is Only One Way to Prevent Mass Deaths in Prisons: Let Them Out”

Brie Williams, MD, MS was interviewed by The Nation and quoted in an article entitled “There Is Only One Way to Prevent Mass Deaths in Prisons: Let Them Out” saying “decarceration should be regarded as not a political ploy but a public health policy that will save lives”.. 

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