 Currently, California prisons pay most of the state's 40,000 employed inmates less than 74 cents an hour. But according to experts and analysis by the Senate Appropriations Committee, Proposition 6 passing could open the door to higher pay for inmate labor, depending on how courts interpret the ballot measure. The so-called anti-slavery proposition developed out of California's Reparations Task Force and was a high priority for the Legislative Black Caucus. That was CalMatters reporter Shant Nanganeri.