I read the short stories in your recent newsletter about all the children the Rosenberg Fund is helping, children whose parents are targets of political oppression or jailed and are political prisoners. The US government and media commentators constantly clamor about political prisoners in other countries. But the stories in your newsletter suggest that not only does the US hold the most prisoners of any country in the world, it may also hold the most political prisoners. I'm wondering if there isn't someone who could write a book based on these parents' lives and incarceration as US political prisoners.
I read the short stories in your recent newsletter about all the children the Rosenberg Fund is helping, children whose parents are targets of political oppression or jailed and are political prisoners. The US government and media commentators constantly clamor about political prisoners in other countries. But the stories in your newsletter suggest that not only does the US hold the most prisoners of any country in the world, it may also hold the most political prisoners. I'm wondering if there isn't someone who could write a book based on these parents' lives and incarceration as US political prisoners.