Title Criminalization and Resistance in the PIC
Lockdown is an economic process that encourages the usage of prison complex facilities that have tentatively allowed the states to apply capitalism and military dominance in their justice systems in order to incarcerate those individuals that are opposed to the new world order-therefore many colored feminists are calling for the integration of anti-globalization and anti-prison praxis (Sudbury, n.d.). Construction of private owned prison facilities megaprisons have benefitted from racial based criminal justice systems that lead in warehousing of surplus population of women. Whereas the government insists on usage of psychological and individual terms, the women want to have a qualitative and hand-on research method that can easy subtract the internalized psychological impacts from the real personality of the people. Fallen economies have promoted many immigrants seeking jobs thus ending up in prison facilities through the anti-trafficking laws.
Sexual humiliation has been put on notice by women detainees who have to contend with the issue of being released in the pretext of accepting sexual slavery. According to Angela Davis, strip search conduct that all incarcerated women are calling on against has humiliated women sexual depriving them their privacy besides intoxication of prisoners with drugs such as Haldol so as to male them adopt to prison conditions is assumed to unconstitutional. Character of deviance that comes about due to unfair trial is further complicated by the psychological assimilation of the prison bitter environment that encourages violence that is in leads to further incarceration for questionable behavior. Repressive character coupled with gendered sexual abuse can be especially in private prisons have exposed women prisoners to terrifying experiences such as anal and vaginal assault whereby officers use authority in provision of goods and services to decide whom to be their sexual slaves.
Therefore imprisonment that takes away the rights and liberties of persons make the constitution almost obsolete for prisoners therefore Angela Davis suggests that demilitarized school programs, better health facilities for all persons, revalued education system that creates opportunities for all and a positive justice system can easily reconcile the society together against criminality. Humanistic views are also encouraged in case of attention to women who have run away from oppressive relationships by inter offering of education and job opportunities besides proper medical care. Scholar views are suggesting that criminals are social individuals who are really indebted by their commission of crime and ready to rectify if the right measures like reparation instead of retribution are offered democratically.
Shooting of innocent victims in cold blood by the police departments of the world has brought about concerned women who meet to train their children on how to approach and interact with the police and strangers. Mothers ROC have come up with a suggestion to put a halt to communist police tendencies that exploit justice. Ruth Gilmore details a case of a young man who stole a pack of razor blades and instead of a petty crime he was granted a third-strike felony with a bail amounting to 650,000 that was way off the portfolio of the young man-thus the constitution allows loopholes that work against segments of populations especially Latinos and Colored people. Consequently, the prison theory is a capitalist state of keeping surplus population that is widely viewed to hold diverse political and social options other than the prevalent set culture.
Gender inequality and racial discrimination is said to bring about irrational imprisonment of the victims of the systems especially domestic violence. Therefore in response to that governments developed punitive measures to counter crime instead of alleviating the root causes of the crimes. Therefore women are calling on organized and structured justice through participation in activism and advocacy to reform legal scheme in introducing vigils systems that would allow early release of women who have killed their husband through domestic violence (Lisa, n.d.). Criminalized imprisonment for abortion and other reproductive agendas has withheld women from their children leading to disarrayed family upsets that can be done away with if prisons were done away with if abortion is decriminalized. Therefore human rights-among theme of abolishing prisons and introducing community service as suggested by Debbie Kilroy. Community service can be coupled up with training to alleviate ignorance as the main cause of criminal activities.
In conclusion the life terror that occupies the minds of women in prison can be change by the society in conjunction with activism for proper proponents to legitimate judicial trials with an overview of introducing a more cohesive social approach instead of incarceration. The cost of prisons is overwhelming to taxpayers and therefore a better theory about criminal correction should be addressed by the new 21st century.
Sexual humiliation has been put on notice by women detainees who have to contend with the issue of being released in the pretext of accepting sexual slavery. According to Angela Davis, strip search conduct that all incarcerated women are calling on against has humiliated women sexual depriving them their privacy besides intoxication of prisoners with drugs such as Haldol so as to male them adopt to prison conditions is assumed to unconstitutional. Character of deviance that comes about due to unfair trial is further complicated by the psychological assimilation of the prison bitter environment that encourages violence that is in leads to further incarceration for questionable behavior. Repressive character coupled with gendered sexual abuse can be especially in private prisons have exposed women prisoners to terrifying experiences such as anal and vaginal assault whereby officers use authority in provision of goods and services to decide whom to be their sexual slaves.
Therefore imprisonment that takes away the rights and liberties of persons make the constitution almost obsolete for prisoners therefore Angela Davis suggests that demilitarized school programs, better health facilities for all persons, revalued education system that creates opportunities for all and a positive justice system can easily reconcile the society together against criminality. Humanistic views are also encouraged in case of attention to women who have run away from oppressive relationships by inter offering of education and job opportunities besides proper medical care. Scholar views are suggesting that criminals are social individuals who are really indebted by their commission of crime and ready to rectify if the right measures like reparation instead of retribution are offered democratically.
Shooting of innocent victims in cold blood by the police departments of the world has brought about concerned women who meet to train their children on how to approach and interact with the police and strangers. Mothers ROC have come up with a suggestion to put a halt to communist police tendencies that exploit justice. Ruth Gilmore details a case of a young man who stole a pack of razor blades and instead of a petty crime he was granted a third-strike felony with a bail amounting to 650,000 that was way off the portfolio of the young man-thus the constitution allows loopholes that work against segments of populations especially Latinos and Colored people. Consequently, the prison theory is a capitalist state of keeping surplus population that is widely viewed to hold diverse political and social options other than the prevalent set culture.
Gender inequality and racial discrimination is said to bring about irrational imprisonment of the victims of the systems especially domestic violence. Therefore in response to that governments developed punitive measures to counter crime instead of alleviating the root causes of the crimes. Therefore women are calling on organized and structured justice through participation in activism and advocacy to reform legal scheme in introducing vigils systems that would allow early release of women who have killed their husband through domestic violence (Lisa, n.d.). Criminalized imprisonment for abortion and other reproductive agendas has withheld women from their children leading to disarrayed family upsets that can be done away with if prisons were done away with if abortion is decriminalized. Therefore human rights-among theme of abolishing prisons and introducing community service as suggested by Debbie Kilroy. Community service can be coupled up with training to alleviate ignorance as the main cause of criminal activities.
In conclusion the life terror that occupies the minds of women in prison can be change by the society in conjunction with activism for proper proponents to legitimate judicial trials with an overview of introducing a more cohesive social approach instead of incarceration. The cost of prisons is overwhelming to taxpayers and therefore a better theory about criminal correction should be addressed by the new 21st century.
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