1. Gilmore sees prison abolition as a long-term goal and practical policy program. Which is NOT one of the areas presented in the article that she thinks these should address: a) health care. b) women's rights. c) education. d) housing. 2. Who is Udi Ofer? a) A federal corrections official. b) The head of carceral geography at Berkeley. c) The director of the National Employment Law Project. d) The ACLU's Smart Justice campaign director. 3. Although Gilmore has some critiques of Alexander's The New Jim Crow, she recognizes its value for which of the following reasons? a) By comparing mass incarceration to slavery, Alexander provides a framework for people to care about the guilty. b) Alexander's argument that drug laws will change now that the opioid epidemic is affection white people is factually correct. c) Gilmore does not recognize any value in Alexander's work. d) Government-run prisons are businesses that function on a profit motive. 4. Gilmore is critical of the bi-partisan First Step Act because: a) It results in the release of the majority of the 2.3 million people currently incarcerated. b) It only applies to a small subset of inmates in federal prison which only account for 10% of the US prison population. c) The First Step Act is problematic because both Republicans and Democrats supported it. d) The First Step Act is founded on prison abolition principles.

Social Psychology (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Chapter1: Introducing Social Psychology

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1. Gilmore sees prison abolition as a long-term goal and practical policy program. Which is NOT one of the areas presented in the article that she thinks these should address: a) health care. b) women's rights. c) education. d) housing. 2. Who is Udi Ofer? a) A federal corrections official. b) The head of carceral geography at Berkeley. c) The director of the National Employment Law Project. d) The ACLU's Smart Justice campaign director. 3. Although Gilmore has some critiques of Alexander's The New Jim Crow, she recognizes its value for which of the following reasons? a) By comparing mass incarceration to slavery, Alexander provides a framework for people to care about the guilty. b) Alexander's argument that drug laws will change now that the opioid epidemic is affection white people is factually correct. c) Gilmore does not recognize any value in Alexander's work. d) Government-run prisons are businesses that function on a profit motive. 4. Gilmore is critical of the bi-partisan First Step Act because: a) It results in the release of the majority of the 2.3 million people currently incarcerated. b) It only applies to a small subset of inmates in federal prison which only account for 10% of the US prison population. c) The First Step Act is problematic because both Republicans and Democrats supported it. d) The First Step Act is founded on prison abolition principles.

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