Episode 100 Stolen Black voices. Jim Crow's resurgence by mass incarceration! - a podcast by FTP lawradio

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For the People... law in plain language
with Debra D. Rainey, Esq.
Stolen Black Vocies. 
Jim Crow's resurgence by mass incarceration!
 
How is the deprivation of basic civil and human rights suffered by folks returning to our society after jail, different than the deprivations of basic rights under Jim Crow laws, and does the mass incarceration of minorities occur by choice or by force, or both? The FTP Fam, was joined in the studio by Lynn M. Carter, MSW, PA LSW as we tackled questions and issues surrounding the parallels between today’s mass incarceration of minorities and Jim Crow of old.  We had a caller give his perspective on why there are so many minorities in the prison system. We were joined by an on-phone guest, Jamel Mims of the STOP Mass Incarceration Network.  Jamel’s perspective on mass incarceration was a bit...well, tune in and decide for yourself.  Leave your comments, questions, suggestions on our FTP Facebook Page or Tweet Us @FTPLaw. 
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Airdate: January 28, 2014
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