The Color of Imprisonment

Update: 2020-08-10

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Is the criminal justice system fair? It turns out white and Black Americans often have very different answers for that question. In Episode 2, we look at how race affects our perceptions of crime – and punishment. Join host Samantha Laine Perfas with guests: race scholar Paula D. McClain, political scientist Spencer Piston, sociologist Yasser Payne, author Jess Row, criminologist Thaddeus Johnson, and exoneree Christopher Scott.

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Incarceration, Reimagined

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The Purpose of Prison

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When Corrections Goes Corporate

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Justice at the Borders

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The Color of Imprisonment

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America Behind Bars

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Introducing Perception Gaps Season 2: Locked Up

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Episode 10: Solving Perception Gaps

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Episode 9: The Role of War

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Episode 8: The Drug Epidemic

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Episode 7: The Generosity Game

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Episode 6: Poverty Progress

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Episode 5: A Closer Look at the Gender Pay Gap

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Episode 4: The Real Gun Tragedy

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Episode 3: Revenge of the Robots

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Episode 2: The Other Side

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Episode 1: High Crime and Misperceptions

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Introducing: Perception Gaps by The Christian Science Monitor

2018-10-0308:26

Introducing: Perception Gaps by The Christian Science Monitor

2018-10-0308:26

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The Color of Imprisonment

The Christian Science Monitor

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The Color of Imprisonment

The Christian Science Monitor

The Color of Imprisonment