The prison system is legal slavery

SLAVERY IS STILL LEGAL.

Under the 13th amendment of the U.S. constitution slavery is legal in prison and slave labor is a large portion of the U.S. economy and the backbone of many corporations. Each part of the prison industrial complex is a profit-generating machine where the rich have incentive to incarcerate more people- this explains why the U.S. has the largest incarcerated population in the world and imprisons more of its minorities than any other country.

There's a name for the racist system that profits from mass incarceration in America.

It's called the PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX.

Prisons should not be used as a response to poverty. We need to reform and rehabilitate.

THE CONCEPT OF PRISONS FOR PROFIT IS WRONG BECAUSE IT CREATES A DEMAND FOR PRISONERS.

The United States of America is home to...

4% of the world's population

25% of the world's PRISON population

THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX IS A MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR ENTERPRISE.

WE CAN MAKE MORE MONEY OFF THE KID IN COMPTON IF HE'S A CRIMINAL INSTEAD OF A SCHOLAR.

IT'S BUSINESS.

-HENRY ROLLINS

#prison #slavery #slaveryisstilllegal #reform #reformtheprisonsystem

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