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Tagged With "Katherine Eriksson"

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Greater Access to Education Reduces Rates of Incarceration [poverty.ucdavis.edu]

Alicia Doktor ·
n the United States, poverty, incarceration, and race are linked in complex ways, with much evidence that poverty may be both a cause and a consequence of incarceration. Black men are disproportionately more likely than white men to be arrested and incarcerated, a racial gap that first emerged in the early 20th century. In a new study, I explore the historical role played in that gap by education. I find that black men fully exposed to an expansion of rural primary schools between 1913 and...
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Bonnie Berman ·
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