Reforming Incarceration: A Critical Dialogue

This chapter critiques outdated ideals of imprisonment and law enforcement, advocating for a complete rethink of incarceration philosophies. It examines the historical context of punishment, particularly through a Quaker lens, and raises concerns about how racial perceptions and societal standards inform criminal justice. The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for reform to create a prison system that better reflects the complexities of modern, multicultural populations.