WW commentary: Diet discrimination in prisons, jails, and d

WW commentary: Diet discrimination in prisons, jails, and detention centers – Workers World


Diet discrimination in prisons, jails, and detention centers
WW Commentary
By Mirinda Crissman posted on January 20, 2021
The interlocking systems of prisons, jails and detention centers were built up by descendants of those made rich from colonial conquest of this continent. The prison-industrial complex continues to benefit this very class of people every day by its existence.
“Once in a very great while, a rich man goes to prison. Maybe he is taking a six-month rap for a company that defrauded the people out of millions; when he gets out after his brief stretch, he’s set for life. And even while he’s in, every little comfort is provided for him, so that the time passes as pleasantly as possible.

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