Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Jun 2020
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Review of Inner Lives: Voices of African American Voices in Prison by Candice S. Rai
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The explosive growth in the U.S. prison and jail population over the past two decades, recently exceeding two million, has earned our country the highest imprisonment rate in the world. This increase is due in part to changes made in U.S. sentencing policy in the eighties and nineties during the height of the “War on… Continue reading Review of Inner Lives: Voices of African American Voices in Prison by Candice S. Rai
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