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监狱如何敲诈穷人
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Salil Dudani |
TEDxStanford
• April 2016
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为什么人们因为贫穷而坐牢？今天，50万美国人仅因为付不起保释金而坐牢，还有更多人因为不能向法院支付债务而被关押，有时甚至是未支付的停车罚单这样的小事。Salil Dudani分享了经历过密苏里州弗格森市债务人监狱的人们的故事，挑战我们以不同的方式思考社会是如何惩罚穷人和边缘化群体的。
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