A Soros Justice Fellow talks about his new book on "Texas-style" incarceration, based on hard labor, corporal punishment, and racial debasement. Criminal justice, he argues, should be the civil rights arena of the 21st century.
Posted in: Rights & Justice, United States
Topics: Adam Culbreath, overincarceration, prisons, racism, Robert Perkinson, Texas
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