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Prison Reform: To Eradicate Police Brutality, Ban Private Prisons | Prison Industrial Complex

Over 150 years ago, the American Civil War ended, sparking a 150 plus year movement where Black Americans have been more or less on their own in their fight for freedom. This century and a half period has seen the constant demonization of Black people in America who have gone from slaves to sharecroppers to subjectively illiterate non-grandfathered voters to woman stealers to Jim Crows to enemies of the police to criminals and druggies. Of course, none of the disenfranchisement has left society, and after the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, the United States has engaged in its most innovative and regressive lawmaking in history to silence Black voices.

Today, slavery and indentured servitude continues, and it lives de jure due to the language in the thirteenth amendment (the one that freed the slaves). Section I of the amendment is short, stating, “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” Fifty years ago, those who sought to continue Black American disenfranchisement began to realize that the criminality of Black men was especially powerful even after Jim Crow laws and even after the Civil Rights Era. Racism remains in the collective unconscious of white America. If you can’t criminalize Black civil liberties, you can criminalize Black people’s activities, and further, you can demonize them. Black men face sky-high incarceration rates in the U.S. and prison populations show us how we need prison reform now.

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