Titlebook: Behind Bars; Latino/as and Prison Suzanne Oboler Book 2009 Suzanne Oboler 2009 crime.culture.methods.Visual Culture

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,Luxusunternehmen auf dem Prüfstand, the writings of Salinas, organized by Louis Mendoza, locate the emerging voice of a poet and revolutionary speaking with-and-for struggles from behind the walls. As Mendoza notes, “Though Salinas is renowned in certain literary and political circles, he is . [my emphasis] a figure that he is known

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Book 2009This book addresses the complex issue of incarceration of Latino/as and offers a comprehensive overview of such topics as deportations in historical context, a case study of latino/a resistance to prisons in the 70s, the issues of youth and and girls prisons, and the post incarceration experience.

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Kommunikation als relationaler Prozess, to all the men and women in the U.S. criminal justice system, “No! You are not living ‘..’ You, your lives, your presence as part of both our community and our society—whether behind walls or barbed-wire fences—. important to those of us on the outside. You have not been forgotten!”

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Verliert der Luxus seinen Glanz?,nd Latinos now make up the majority of people incarcerated in NYS. The sale, trafficking, and use of illegal drugs represents the single most important reason why these two groups enter prison at alarming rates; in addition, drugs (intravenous drug use) account for their high rates of HIV infection.

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,Reichtum - Reiche und Verm?gende,e, Rudy Ornelas.. Ornelas’s confession about a visceral existence endured in prison augments Escobar’s own first-person testimony. What these snippets of verbal introspection invoke finds visual embodiment or translation in a ., or cloth, entitled . [sic] . January/ February of 2008).

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