Author Mujahid Akil exudes "living truth" by virtue of his riveting internal scope/testimony regarding mass incarceration and its' ramifications and implications. Yet, the burning question which prevails lies as follows: Is the Black/African American Community absorbing/bearing the brunt of the aftermath?
More original prose poetry chiseled by Normia is interwoven and embedded within this episode for your aesthetic fancies as always.
Thought provoking questions embody:
How does the pipeline to prison scenario pertain to mass incarceration in America? What are the ramifications posed and/or inflicted upon our youth?
How does the federal government and its' policies and/or regulations impact present day mass incarcerations? What communities are adversely affected?
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