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Ruth Wilson Gilmore

2019-04-21 22:51:28.912668+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

A couple of month's ago I read Buzzy Martin's Don't Shoot! I'm The Guitar Man. It didn't land at first, it felt like a bunch of disconnected anecdotes, but at some point I realized that it felt that way because the author was trying to make sense of a bizarre environment that made no sense.

I've long been a fan of restorative justice, but I'm thinking that the notions may need to go deeper and broader than anything we can get from our current system. I'm interested in more views like this: Is Prison Necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind

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