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Title: Killing the poor tonight: A Copernican revolution in racial politics
Author: Chyatte, D. Joseph
Pages: 4 pages
Text (O): D. Joseph Chyatte SID# 22150296 Killing the Poor Tonight: A Copernican Revolution in Racial Politics “I remember the day I became colored.” — Zora Neale Hurston, “How it Feels to be Colored Me” I was retching and gagging, physically ill, as I watched the video of Philando Castile’s summary execution play over-and-over on the television. My eyes blurring with tears and my teeth clenched, impotent rage consumed my body . . . thinking of Philando’s partner—that strong, savvy, woman—and their sma...
PID: apw:12349945
Date Uploaded: 2018-03-15T21:58:43.195Z

Title: Why are we a nation of prisons
Author: Hammer, Charles
Date: 2010-08-05
Date: 2010-08-05, 2010-08-05
Pages: 7 pages
State: Oregon
Text (TR_WF): Why Are We a Nation of Prisons? By Charles Hammer Is our prison system a mystery to the average citizen? An uncomfortable mystery best not to examine too closely? So it was to me until I became intimately involved in its working. No doubt the greatest part of the mystery is: Why does it cost so much? Why are our prisons so full and why do we need more? Unlike what many Americans may think, the justice and correctional systems of this country are built on retribution- not rehabilitation. And, ...
PID: apw:12341573
Date Uploaded: 2015-09-29T21:33:28.57Z

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