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Since the 1980s prison construction and incarceration rates in the US have been rising exponentially, evoking huge public concern about their proliferation, their privatisation and their promise of enormous profits. But these prisons house hugely disproportionate numbers of people of colour, betraying the racism embedded in the system, while studies show that increasing prison sentences has had no effect on crime. Here, esteemed civil rights activist Angela Davis lays bare the situation and argues for a radical rethinking of existing rehabilitation programmes.
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