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A review by mcbolt
Race to Incarcerate: A Graphic Retelling by Sabrina Jones, Marc Mauer
2.0
This book makes some good points, but parts of the narrative jump around so it's not always easy to follow, and it needs more detail into the subject matter all around.
it's also really frustrating that the first sentence in this book pits Quakers as the start of inhumane prisons, when Quakers were (and continue to be) involved in prison reforms and human rights activism for prisoners.
it's also really frustrating that the first sentence in this book pits Quakers as the start of inhumane prisons, when Quakers were (and continue to be) involved in prison reforms and human rights activism for prisoners.