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Mass Incarceration

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Michelle Alexander

Michelle Alexander

Best-selling author of The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, (10th Anniversary edition, January 2020)

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Civil Rights;
Human Rights;
Race;
Black History Month;
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Richie Reseda

Cell Block Feminist, Hip Hop Artist & Co-founder of Initiate Justice

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Intersectionality;
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Jennifer Thompson

Jennifer Thompson

Inspirational Crime Survivor, Founder of Healing Justice, and New York Times Best-Selling Author of Picking Cotton

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Overcoming Adversity;
Survivor;
Judicial Reform;
Picking Cotton;
Legal Affairs;
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Susan Burton

Prison reform activist, Executive Director of A New Way of Life, and author of Becoming Ms. Burton

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Overcoming Adversity;
Activist;
Social Issues;
Substance Abuse;
Addiction

Ronald Cotton

Wrongly accused and convicted of sexual assault; Co-Author of The New York Times Bestseller Picking Cotton

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Overcoming Adversity;
Survivor;
Judicial Reform;
Picking Cotton;
Legal Affairs

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson

Public Intellectual & Best-Selling Author

Keywords:

Diversity;
Race;
Social Issues;
Mass Incarceration;
Black History Month

Judge Victoria Pratt

Judge Victoria Pratt

Criminal Justice Reform Activist; Executive Director, Odyssey Impact; Former Chief Judge, Newark, NJ; Author of The Power of Dignity

Keywords:

Mass Incarceration;
Civil Rights;
Human Rights;
Race;
Black History Month;
Legal Affairs

Sister Helen Prejean

Sister Helen Prejean

Author of the Pulitzer Prize-Nominated Book Dead Man Walking

Keywords:

Pulitzer Prize;
Author;
Human Rights;
Mass Incarceration