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Episode 30: Why Decarceration Matters Now, and Why it Always Has

Episode 30: Why Decarceration Matters Now, and Why it Always Has

Update: 2020-04-22
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Of the first seven people who died of COVID-19 in federal prison, five of them were there for drug offenses. In this moment, the inhumanity and disastrous health consequences of our prisons and jails are clearer than ever. In this episode, DPA's Managing Director of Policy Advocacy and Campaigns, Kassandra Frederique, sits down with CJ Ciaramella, criminal justice reporter at Reason, and Sakira Cook, Director of the Justice Reform Program at The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, to talk about how this pandemic has blown the broken system wide open -- and the opportunities we have to change it.

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Episode 30: Why Decarceration Matters Now, and Why it Always Has

Episode 30: Why Decarceration Matters Now, and Why it Always Has