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In the first two chapters of her 2003 work, Angela Davis discusses the establishment and history of the prison industrial complex, and raises the question of obsolescence. In a just world, are prisons truly the best institution for justice? To answer a firm "no," Davis explores the racism at the root of the modern prison system in order to illustrate that the carceral state shares much in common with other institutions (such as slavery, lynching, and Jim Crow laws) that have been abolished, setting a simple precedent: racist institutions must be abolished, and have been abolished in the past.
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Chapter 2: 0:29:29
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