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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The American criminal justice system was in flux in 2020, a clash of possibilities for reform, retrenchment, and radical changenowhere more so than in Massachusetts, which had just passed major criminal justice reform. The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the moment with life-threatening force, ravaging people held in prisons and jails across the country. However, it did not so much create new deprivations and suffering as it exposed prisons as sites of physical, institutional, and psychological violence that do not make communities safer. At the same time, advocates for people in prisonsincluding many incarcerated and formerly incarcerated peopleseized on the pandemic's disruptions to demand change. Detailing the first year of the pandemic inside the Massachusetts state prison system, this book argues that the history of the pandemic inside prisons exposed both the cruelties of incarceration and the power of change when it is led by directly affected people. Against the backdrop of reform, this book traces the ravages of the first year of COVID-19 in Massachusetts prisons, with a focus on how incarcerated and formerly incarcerated activists worked to protect and care for themselves and their communities. The lessons of their efforts remain relevant long after the pandemic ended. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloPaperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The American criminal justice system was in flux in 2020, a clash of possibilities for reform, retrenchment, and radical changenowhere more so than in Massachusetts, which had just passed major criminal justice reform. The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the moment with life-threatening force, ravaging people held in prisons and jails across the country. However, it did not so much create new deprivations and suffering as it exposed prisons as sites of physical, institutional, and psychological violence that do not make communities safer. At the same time, advocates for people in prisonsincluding many incarcerated and formerly incarcerated peopleseized on the pandemic's disruptions to demand change. Detailing the first year of the pandemic inside the Massachusetts state prison system, this book argues that the history of the pandemic inside prisons exposed both the cruelties of incarceration and the power of change when it is led by directly affected people. Against the backdrop of reform, this book traces the ravages of the first year of COVID-19 in Massachusetts prisons, with a focus on how incarcerated and formerly incarcerated activists worked to protect and care for themselves and their communities. The lessons of their efforts remain relevant long after the pandemic ended. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Aggiungi al carrelloTaschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The American criminal justice system was in flux in 2020, a clash of possibilities for reform, retrenchment, and radical change-nowhere more so than in Massachusetts, which had just passed major criminal justice reform. The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the moment with life-threatening force, ravaging people held in prisons and jails across the country. However, it did not so much create new deprivations and suffering as it exposed prisons as sites of physical, institutional, and psychological violence that do not make communities safer. At the same time, advocates for people in prisons-including many incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people-seized on the pandemic's disruptions to demand change. Detailing the first year of the pandemic inside the Massachusetts state prison system, this book argues that the history of the pandemic inside prisons exposed both the cruelties of incarceration and the power of change when it is led by directly affected people.