1. The New Jim Crow
... of slipping into that lifestyle. Irwin stated, "Being in jail reduces the fear and revulsion a prisoner may have felt for the rabble existence and therefore, removes an important psychological barrier to an acceptance of it" (98). The attitudes, skills, and knowledge related to making do in jail prepare a prisoner for the rabble existence (Irwin, 90). Several arrests and periods ... ...
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