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Are Prisons Obsolete?

Book • 2003
In 'Are Prisons Obsolete?

', Angela Y. Davis argues for the abolition of the prison system, examining its evolution from early carceral systems to the modern prison industrial complex.

Davis contends that incarceration fails to reform prisoners and instead profits from their exploitation.

The book explores historical and contemporary issues, including the disproportionate incarceration of Black and minority communities, the role of slavery in the development of modern prisons, and the specific challenges faced by women in prisons.

Davis advocates for a society that addresses social problems through alternatives such as decarceration, education, health care, and a justice system based on reparation and reconciliation rather than retribution and vengeance.

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Mark Levin
when reflecting on people who saw from the inside. The mentioned book title is 'Are prisons obsolete?'
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Mark Levin
when mentioning the outrageous statements of Zorana Mandani.
7/18/25 - Unraveling the Truth: The Obama Administration and 2016 Election Intel
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Frank Chapman
in the context of the prison industrial complex.
Episode 42: Black Reconstruction In America with Frank Chapman

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