OSI Interview

The Open Society Institute’s new blog features an interview with me on the southern origins of the U.S. prison boom, the singularity of Texas, the living legacy of slavery, and the unique features of criminal punishment in Hawaii.

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A history of imprisonment, race, and politics from slavery to the present, with an emphasis on Texas, the most locked-down state in the nation.
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