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The Vicious Circle: Race, Prison, Jobs, and Community in Chicago, Illinois, and the Nation
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The Vicious Circle: Race, Prison, Jobs, and Community in Chicago, Illinois, and the Nation
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Author(s)
Street, Paul
Source(s)
Chicago Urban League. Dept. of Research and Planning (Chicago, IL)
Sponsor(s)
Woods Fund of Chicago (Chicago, IL)
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Published 2002.
45 pages.
Related Topics
Illinois
Minorities
(Special Offenders)
Sentencing disparity
(Justice System)
Sentencing disparity
(Statistics &Research)
The creation of a "permanently criminalized underclass" is examined. An executive summary and the following seven parts comprise this report: race and the mass incarceration policy decision -- the rise of "Prison [and Ex-Offender] Nation"; race, prison, higher education, and the war on drugs in Illinois and Chicago; race, poverty, ex-offenders, and the leading return communities in Chicago and Illinois; racial reparations in reverse -- the color and geography of prison growth; labor market consequences for ex-offenders; mass incarceration as self-fulfilling prophecy; and conclusion and recommendations.
Accession Number: 018789
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