jupiterswill’s Reviews > Are Prisons Obsolete? > Status Update
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discussing search practises in prison done on women, specifically black: "The "internal search" was as humiliating and disgusting as it sounded. You sit on the edge of this table and the nurse holds your legs open and sticks a finger in your vagina and moves it around. She has a plastic glove on. Some of them try to put one finger in your vagina and another one up your at the same time."
— Sep 26, 2026 03:12PM
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jupiterswill
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talking about alternatives to prison: “The first step, then, would be to let go of the desire to discover one single alternative system of punishment that would occupy the same footprint as the prison system.”
— 2 hours, 28 min ago
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“[Companies] need sufficient quantities of raw materials to guarantee long-term growth. In the criminal justice field, the raw material is prisoners, and industry will do what is necessary to guarantee a steady supply. For the supply of prisoners to grow, criminal justice policies must ensure a sufficient number of incarcerated Americans regardless of whether crime is rising or the incarceration is necessary.”
— 3 hours, 6 min ago
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“at the current rates of increase, there will be more women in American prisons in the year 2010 than there were inmates of both sexes in 1970. When we combine the effects of race and gender, the nature of these shifts in the prison population is even clearer. The prison incarceration rate for black women today exceede that for white men as recently as 1980.” !
— Sep 27, 2026 07:45AM
jupiterswill
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masculine criminality has always been deemed more "normal" than feminine criminality.
() women who have been publicly punished by the state [are seen as] more aberrant and far more threatening to society than their numerous male counterparts. ()they continue to be subjected to forms of punishment not acknowledged as such. they have been incarcerated in psychiatric institutions in greater proportions than in prisons.
— Sep 27, 2026 07:26AM
() women who have been publicly punished by the state [are seen as] more aberrant and far more threatening to society than their numerous male counterparts. ()they continue to be subjected to forms of punishment not acknowledged as such. they have been incarcerated in psychiatric institutions in greater proportions than in prisons.

