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Sarah Prickett is nearing completion of her Masters of Divinity degree from Meadville Lombard Theolgoical School. In her previous professional lives, she has been (in no particular order) a freshman composition teacher, a religious educator, a newspaper editor and a poet, and now serves as Intern Minister for the Church of the Larger Fellowship. Sarah and her wife Sid live in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Not a quick or easy read (time- AND subject-matter-wise) but worth it to broaden your historical understanding of class and race as well as racism.
Race, Labor, and Incarceration in the Deep South | Harvard Political Review
harvardpolitics.com
In the summer of 2017, Governor John Bel Edwards signed the most comprehensive prison reform package in the Louisiana’s history. At the time that legislation was passed, Louisiana had the highest incarceration rate in the United States—the country with an incarceration rate higher than that of a...
