Fighting poverty and inequality will strike the true root of systemic incarceration and racism. But reforming sentencing, prisons, also
We have a broken criminal justice system. But in order to fix the system, we must reduce recidivism and focus on crime prevention.
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You must also reform the way policing is done on a national level, so that police are adequately trained in crisis management
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How about ACTUAL job training in prisons and return to work programs to help excons get jobs & reestablish trust? Not happening now.
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And ACTUAL rehabilitation/counseling
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Respectfully, the system is NOT BROKEN! CJS have exceeded its original intent. Beyond public traded companies, states/federal mandates...
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We can NOT in good faith to the public continue to talk CJS Reform without divesting these companies and recommit to canceling all Fed con..
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And I would add, stop privatizing prisons. Prisons should not be a lucrative "business", whose priority is "market expansion".
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I think a guaranteed minimum income would go a long way to achieve your goal.
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This MUST happen. AI and robotics will soon claim many jobs, incl paralegals, hospitality, service industry jobs as well as manufacturing.
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