Paul Manafort, Nia Wilson, Family Separation, and Mass Incarceration
Today, guest host Sarah Shotland joins Beth to discuss mass incarceration, why its happening, and what you can do about it.
July 31, 2018
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Summary
Nine million Americans have some kind of active interface with incarceration. If incarceration were a city, it would be the largest city in the US. Guest host Sarah Shotland and Beth discuss this issue in depth and how you can make a difference. They also talk Paul Manafort's trial, Nia Wilson's death, and the ongoing crisis of family separation at our southern border.
Paul Manafort's Trial:
The Charges and the Stakes
Manafort's Lavish Lifestyle
Implications for the Russia Probe
Nia Wilson's Death:
The Anxiety of Being a Black Woman
Searching for Motive
Family Separation:
Hundreds Not Reunited by Deadline
Volunteers Step Up to Help
A Migrant Child's Days in Detention
Family Separation Does Not Deter Illegal Immigration
Jobs, Opportunity, and Central America
Mass Incarceration:
Private Immigrant Jails Boom
The Tragedy of County Jails
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Beth's Gratitude Moment: Food Research and Action Center research
The Pantsuit Politics Midterm Elections Resource
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