Police Brutality In Private Prisons

During the segment, Michelle Alexander; had discussed her life of being a black female who is penitentiary abolitionist. She later went into the ins and outs of the difference between being white and black in the criminal justice system. For instance, she talks about the agenda push of putting all drug offenders in jail. It then later got discredited to repeal drug users, by trying not to get a marijuana user sentenced. This new repeal of legalizing weed, she insisted was because of the whites, and their association with hippies that it would later get its legalizing petition. Meanwhile for today’s society it is greatly still drugged based. Then, she talks about how the predominant culture new drug opium is getting an advisor to help people who have an addiction. She states, how all these

Michelle discussed about how she would hold meetings in which people would come and tell their stories about their experience with police brutality. The speaker, latter continues with her previous conversation and talks about the hardships of private prisons. Her general observation about private prions were that it needed to be abolished. In fact, the rates of people going into prison were anomalously high. On the contrary, the major target of all this crime and commotion is the lower income. For instance, this is one easy illustration on why they haven’t done anything to reduce private prisons. She said something that really stuck was that if you treat people like animals and dirt they will soon believe that it’s what they are. Furthermore, this issue heavily relates to criminology because of the debate between the justice system having it out for people of different race. In addition, with what Michelle had stated the social consequences of the crimes being committed were heavily affected on the black communities. The epidemic with the drug deal are severely targeted towards the black