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Fair punishment

Constitutional by The Washington Post

Oct 23, 201751:02Society & Culture

"There is so much feeling of racial injustice around the issue of punishment. And you have to understand that those feelings have a history -- and that history is Parchman Farm."

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Fair punishment is an episode from Constitutional by The Washington Post. "There is so much feeling of racial injustice around the issue of punishment. And you have to understand that those feelings have a history -- and that history is Par...

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Published Oct 23, 2017, 51:02 long, audio available.

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