Stopping the Exploitation of Prisoners and Their Families Requires More Comprehensive Solutions — The Sacramento Observer

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Stopping the Exploitation of Prisoners and Their Families Requires More Comprehensive Solutions — The Sacramento Observer

OPINION (NNPA) - The year 2020 brought renewed global focus to issues of social justice in America. Racial disparities and inequities highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic to the killings of George Floyd and so many other of Black and Brown Americans at the hands of police officers have all contributed to the evolving social justice […]

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