Prison Plantations in the United States: Cotton Picking and Racial Dynamics
Prison plantations in the United States, where inmates work in agricultural settings, particularly cotton picking, evoke troubling images of the nation’s history of slavery and racial exploitation. This practice persists in certain states, where predominantly Black inmates labor in conditions reminiscent of antebellum plantations. This article delves into the historical context, the current state of […]
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