Marginalized groups face higher levels of data collection when they access public benefits, walk through highly policed neighborhoods, enter the health-care system, or cross national
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Marginalized groups face higher levels of data collection when they access public benefits, walk through highly policed neighborhoods, enter the health-care system, or cross national
Continue reading »Something’s bugging me. I wanted to ask Uncle Carlos, but I couldn’t for some reason. Daddy’s different though. While Uncle Carlos somehow keeps impossible promises,
Continue reading »Clearly a much better set of options could be provided to African Americans—and poor people of all colors—today. As historian Lerone Bennett Jr. eloquently reminds
Continue reading »Who is more blameworthy: the young black kid who hustles on the street corner, selling weed to help his momma pay the rent? Or the
Continue reading »Quote 1: Dealing with this system on its own terms is complicated by the problem of denial. Few Americans today recognize mass incarceration for what
Continue reading »This article has a lot of good things to say: Masked Racism: Reflections on the Prison Industrial Complex, Color Lines by Angela Y. Davis (09/10/1998) Books by Angela
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