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almost 4 years ago

I found it sad but interesting that many of the boys prefer incarceration because its cause and effect regarding punishment is much clearer. This raises questions about how effective policing can be if the rules and enforcement of them is essentially arbitrary #so345

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almost 4 years ago

(3/3) them to change? However, when they don't change, their behavior is used as proof that we need to maintain the same system that is only worsening the issue. #so345

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almost 4 years ago

(⅔) our punitive system. These boys are labeled as criminals by almost everyone around them. "Acting lawfully" does not necessarily aid them. Why would they be motivated to change when the system that is labeling and stigmatizing them does not allow #so345

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Lakshesh Girdhar @lakshesh96

almost 4 years ago

(⅓)Hypercriminalization of young minorities is not just happening at the criminal justice level. It happens at the level of many institutions, such as schools, communities, and within families. Criminalizing young individuals at so many levels perpetuates #so345

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almost 4 years ago

Whoa, that's i̔ncredible. #NFT ️ #so345 #stupacity #mandypatinkin #dayofthegirl #votebeasley #imfromthefuture #damianya #crownjewel

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emma eyrich @emmaguitar01

almost 4 years ago

#so345 growing up in the chicagoland area, all i heard about was how dangerous the city was and how the police would always keep us safe. when i visited the city with some of my friends, we didn't see a lot of violence, but we did see a lot of police, especially (1/2)

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almost 4 years ago

Do you think being "copwise" and engaging in various coping techniques reflects a panoptic society, where we don't only internalize that we can be watched at any time but also that particular people, such as cops, can be watching? As such, we then adjust accordingly. #so345

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almost 4 years ago

The way he described the performative aspects of queerness both in & out of the closet especially in the Midwest reminded me of the musical "The Prom", which closely explores the idea that being gay in the Midwest is somehow an anomaly due to the culture surrounding it (2) #so345

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about 4 years ago

@LauraVso345 Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I’m sorry you felt guilty for your condition. Your experience really illustrates the point made by the authors that exercising “self-control” is actually subjection to social control #so345

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about 4 years ago

appearing like they are using services and accommodations they "don't need" because of preconceived notions about what disabilities look like. It's a unique problem to navigate. (2/2) #so345

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about 4 years ago

The discussion about achieved vs. ascribed deviance made me wonder about how people with "hidden" disabilities experience this. While their appearance may not be treated as "deviance", their utilization of necessary services may make them appear deviant to others by (1/2) #so345

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about 4 years ago

@SydneyGso345 @JunebugSO345 ^^ that is to say, monitored when we are FULLY aware of the sheer volume of cameras everywhere nowadays... it is scary in the not knowing i think #so345

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about 4 years ago

@SydneyGso345 @JunebugSO345 ultimately, with the internet & surveillance, at this point, there is no way to opt-out. (not to get all "the end is nigh") however, that degree of active participation feels like a conscious choice to participate in it rather than being passively monitored #so345 (2/2)

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about 4 years ago

@SydneyGso345 @JunebugSO345 i definitely agree with this analysis, & it was something i was conscious of while reading the article. i cover my camera on my computer fearing being watched, yet that does not change the fact that much of my life is on social media. #so345 (1/2)

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about 4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 watched, we are more likely to conform, even if we are not actually being watched. I think this is the heart of the idea of the panopticon and what makes it differ from current digital surveillance that we are less aware of. (3/3) #so345

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about 4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 , if we are not as aware that we are being surveilled, we will likely feel less inclined to conform. I think this is why so many stores have some sort of sign, or even on an individual's property, such as "smile you're on camera." When we feel that we are being (2/3) #so345

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about 4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 Lauren, I agree with your point that the function of both methods of surveillance is social control. However, I think it is different because when we are aware of being surveilled, no one has to ensure that we are conforming, we do it for them. On the other hand(1/3) #so345

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about 4 years ago

@LauraVso345 I think the point is less that the consequences of mental illness are a myth and more that different behavior patterns and ways of thinking have been labeled as mental "illness" because they hinder full "functioning" according to social standards and norms. (1/?) #so345

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