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Fear of criminal justice reform rooted in America’s racist past

Special to the Crusader Part III The more things change In 1969, President Richard Nixon, who himself would be run out of public office for criminal acts, took measures to decrease the federal government’s role in providing social safety nets. In 1969 and ’70 his Republican administration created many of the draconian sentencing laws, loosened … Fear of criminal justice reform rooted in America’s racist past Read More »

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