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The Women's House of Detention: A Queer History of a Forgotten Prison by
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Nicole Clarke
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“As slavery was abolished and New York’s Black population grew, prisons took on the punishments and persecution that had once been the provenance of the owners of enslaved people…at the same time, as white women moved further into the public sphere, the legal system took on the patriarchical duties of their families: the violent enforcement of virtue, chastity, femininity, submissiveness, motherhood, etc”
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