Defendants losing when they plead guilty to a felony

The European country that encourages all incarcerated people to vote

Judges are not required to assist defendants about forfeited rights

When men are jobless, they tend to resort to

Which punishment is seen as more severe for the criminal Jail time or society

The number of people detained in prison who report annual income under $12,000 before being arrested

How many states prohibit employers from being discriminated against regarding criminal charges

Social services has the right to take children away due to housing infringement

When young black males do not have a viable family support structure and is demonized by the society, what is the normal reaction of young black males

The first large scale opportunity for African Americans to enter show business

The cause of silence between neighbors and families of incarcerated?

The African American man was arrested twice for minor drug possession charges in the 80s who was forbidden by law to vote until he paid a $900 court fee

Government housing is offered to all felons

What % of the prison system is functionally illiterate

The President who, in 1996 signed a welfare reform legislation to welfare and provided states with block grants

In larger cities what population are under control of the justice system or saddled with criminal records?

The most common food purchasing public programs or assistance that drug-related felons are unable to receive due to their criminal record

The black minstrel audience was decreasing in size

The only two states that permit and allow inmates to vote in the US

Embracing the stigma of criminality

Public housing is legally allowed to reject applicants when they?

The fees that people have to pay after their conviction like probation service fees

Black males experience job denial because they have no family

For profit display of the worst racial stereotype and images associated with the era of mass incarceration

The media portraying families or friends of incarcerated people seeing felony charge as a badge of honor