# Mass Incarceration
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Top podcast episodes featuring mass incarceration.
The Sex & Power Podcast: Truth-telling that liberates with Mike Steve Collins
The Sex & Power Podcast: Truth-telling that liberates with Mike Steve Collins: The Anti-Civil Rights MovementMike Collins is the author of The Anti-Civil Rights Movement: Affirmative Action as Wedge and Weapon (University Press of Kansas, 2024), Understanding Etheridge Knight, updated edition (Univ…
What is Mass Incarceration?
Mass incarceration isn’t about justice — it’s about numbers. It thrives on harsh sentences, coerced plea deals, and a system that mistakes efficiency for fairness. But the real punishment doesn’t end at prison walls. It follows families for decades, steals childhoods and leaves trauma in its wake. …
The Sunday Read: ‘Kamala Harris, Mass Incarceration and Me’
At 16, Reginald Dwayne Betts was sent to prison for nine years after pleading guilty to a carjacking, to having a gun, and to an attempted robbery.
“Because Senator Kamala Harris is a prosecutor and I am a felon, I have been following her political rise, with the same focus that my younger son trac…
What the Black Family Survived — And Why It Still Stands
The conversation about the Black family always starts in the middle. On this episode of Blacktivities, Shannon, KK, and Mona Lisa go all the way back to the beginning — and what they find rewrites everything.
The Black family's structure wasn't random. It was shaped by centuries of slavery, post-em…
Ep. 1 - Abolish Prisons Now
Timestamps:
00:00 - 13:12: Introduction
13:12 - 23:50: Mass Incarceration and its history
23:50 - 42:12: The War on Drugs and the legal legitimacy of repression of people who are using drugs
42:12 - 47:26: Critical Thoughts & Racism in the US system & The 13th Amendment
#abolishtheprisonsyst…
The White Bikini Episode 117: Mike Africa Jr.- MOVE, Mass Incarceration, and the Fight for Justice
In this powerful episode, we explore the life, legacy, and activism of Mike Africa Jr., a Philadelphia-born writer, speaker, podcaster, and member of the MOVE Organization. Born in prison after his parents, Debbie and Mike Africa Sr., were incarcerated as part of the MOVE 9, Mike transformed person…
S2 Book Club #5: The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander (Introduction & Chapter One)
Propaganda Loves You Book Club Begins The New Jim Crow: Slavery, Jim Crow, and Mass Incarceration
The Propaganda Loves You Book Club launches a read-through of Michelle Alexander’s 2010 book The New Jim Crow (including discussion of the 10th anniversary foreword), focusing on the claim that U.S. ma…
SYSTEMIC RACISM IS A PANDEMIC...
The experience of African-Americans in the United States has been deeply shaped by systemic racism embedded within the various systems that are supposed to ensure fairness and justice for all citizens. While the narrative of equal opportunity and justice for all is promoted as a cornerstone of Amer…
APARTHEID'S INFLUENCE ON THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Apartheid, a legalized system of racial segregation in South Africa from 1948 to 1994, was rooted in white supremacy, institutionalized inequality, and the exploitation of Black and nonwhite populations. The architects of apartheid drew heavily on ideas of racial superiority akin to Nazi Germany’s …
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