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‘Black Silent Majority’: How Crime-Terrorized African Americans Helped Spur Mass Incarceration

August 3, 2015 by parrymarc

Read the story here.

Categories: article • Tags: Black Silent Majority, CUNY, history, mass incarceration, Michael Javen Fortner, Michelle Alexander, New York, political science, race, Rockefeller drug laws, The New Jim Crow

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On the Run: A Rising Star in Sociology Chronicles the Human Costs of America’s Penal System

November 18, 2013 by parrymarc

Read the profile of Alice Goffman here. And here’s a follow-up article on the controversy over her work.

Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Alice Goffman, cities, criminal justice, ideas, mass incarceration, Philadelphia, poverty, Princeton, race, research, sociology, University of Pennsylvania, urban studies

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