Modern Day Slavery Inside the Prison-Industrial Complex 1

Sitting in an empty classroom in the Education Department at FCI Danbury, 2 while others are participating in Christmas caroling on the yard, I take time to reflect on the holidays that have gone by since I have been in this oppressed state-incarceration. Daydreaming of what it would be like if I we...

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Published inGlobal Lockdown pp. 105 - 107
Main Author Smith, Kemba
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published Routledge 2005
Edition1
Subjects
Sex Workers
USA
IMF
Young Man
Education Department
Prison Industrial Complex
LISA
Zina Ordinance
ECOWAS
Zina Laws
Sex Trafficking
FCI
Harsh Drug Laws
USA Patriot Act
Kidnapped
Violate
Christmas Caroling
Follow
Global Lockdown
Wo
International State Agencies
Transnational Feminist Perspective
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Summary:Sitting in an empty classroom in the Education Department at FCI Danbury, 2 while others are participating in Christmas caroling on the yard, I take time to reflect on the holidays that have gone by since I have been in this oppressed state-incarceration. Daydreaming of what it would be like if I were home: the food that I would eat, laying in my grandmother's arms, sitting at the dinner table hours after having eaten, laughing at my Dad and uncles throwing cracks at each other, and most of all seeing my son's excited face Christmas morning.
ISBN:0415950562
9780415950565
0415950570
9780415950572
DOI:10.4324/9781315810812-10