It's all too common for states to introduce good criminal justice reforms, then poison them with amendments that exclude people like Donte'.
We wrote about it in this report:
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Fight clubs, solitary confinement and neglect make young people angrier and more violent.
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A bankruptcy judge was "shocked at the casual racism emanating from the bench" in a criminal courtroom.
"While we all may not be able to agree on what justice looks like, surely we can agree on what injustice looks like," Hon. Shelley Chapman writes.
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I am very excited to share a project I have been working on with my @verainstitute colleagues, including @bodahesq, for two years! It's called the Social Costs of Policing: https://t.co/W6q2y70zfI
State officials often fail to identify incarcerated people with developmental disorders — a group that faces overwhelming challenges behind bars. https://t.co/Hv0lO32CRh
Fearmongering works:
OK violent crime rate: 458 per 100K
NY violent crime rate: 364 per 100K
OK murder rate: 7.25
NY murder rate: 4.11
% of Oklahomans who say crime is most urgent issue: 5
% of New Yorkers: 28
The U.S. allows children — especially Black children — to grow up in poverty. With demographic data, we can see how many of those kids grow up to populate state prisons.
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About 1 in 10 people in state prison today was homeless before turning 18.
1 in 5 was in public housing before 18.
1 in 5 was in foster care.
For Black incarcerated people, the numbers are higher.