Category: mass incarceration

BUCKS FOR BODIES: PRIVATE PRISONS ROLE IN MASS INCARCERATION, by Joshua Wood

On September 3, 2020, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced that she would negotiate with two private prison firms to lease 3 mega prisons from them in her state. Each one is expected to hold over 3,000 inmates. They are to replace 11 older institutions, which will be either […]

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END MASS INCARCERATION !!!!! by DORIAN HARRIOTT

—————————————————– Get your Family, Friends and Loved Ones to send this email to your local delegate who claims to represent “You”!!! —————————————————————- Hearing Date Set for: August 18, 2020 ——————————— Website: HP Good Time Advocates ————- Follow: The Humanization Project ———– **************************************** NOTE: Remember to sign First & […]

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by RODNEY FENNER

A petition was just started to pass the laws that would bring back 65% and parole in Virginia for prisoners. Mass incarceration and lengthy sentences have to stop. Please support and sign the petition. Post it up anywhere and everywhere on social media. We’re aiming at 100,000 signatures, […]

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by Nathaniel McCoy

In reference to mass incarceration and prison reform Angela Davis speaks it no better as she breaks down the effects of recidivism dealing with the incarceration state.In her book series (Are Prisons Obsolete) she gets into details past events of prison reform in ways that are contrary to […]

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Mass Incarceration, by Nathan Mccoy

I would like to expound on the topic of mass incarceration. Michelle Alexander the author of The New Jim Crow Mass incarceration couldn’t,have spoke a better volume of what was and still is.From personal experience I speak of incarceration in the state of Louisiana where the incarceration rate […]

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MASS INCARCERATION BY THE NUMBERS # (part 1)

Thanks/Praise to God In 1790 the Walnut Street Jail was built in Philadelphia, PA. The word “Penitentiary” means: “A place to seek penitence”. “Penitentiary” is derived from the word: “Penitence” which means: “Sincere & humble regret for one’s deeds.” The Walnut Street Jail was the first Penitentiary for […]

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