By Kimberly Clay
Other Side Drive Executive Producer
The United States has the highest incarceration rate in the world, with 2.3 million people in American prisons, and in the past few decades there has been an unsettling increase of women in prison. In this podcast, we cover the topic of injustices faced by women in the prison, the role of motherhood when families are separated by the justice system, and the power of feminism in a place that strips power and dignity from incarcerated individuals.
You can now check out the documentary “The Grey Area: Feminism Behind Bars” from the Alkek library thanks to Rebecca Farinas, Craig Hanks, and other faculty members of the Texas State University philosophy department.
By Alexander Haynes Sports Journalist Part two of a three part series Crime and the subsequent punishment is a point and tangent which plagues mankind. An old adage is crime begets a fall from glory, yet crime has a way of deteriorating the soul, and in truth, no glory initially existed. The misnomer that glory once existed for men such as the University of Louisville and Rick Pitino assumes that […]
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