wires, carrying thousands of dollars of cash across borders. after months, kerman cut ties with her criminal life and began living what she has called a normal one. that is until the feds showed up to her apartment years later informing her she d been indicted in federal court on charges of drug smuggling and money laundering. that was just the beginning of a year s long odyssey through the american criminal justice system. she pled guilty to her crime and eventually served 15 months in a federal penitentiary. kerman s time in prison is the subject of a memoir and new tv series orange is the new black. which chronicles the fish out of water experience of someone whose socioeconomic background led them to believe prison is the last place they d see themselves, prison is for other people, bad people. here s piper, nice blond lady dumped right in the middle of it. what size are you? 9 1/2, 10. these are kind of like toms. who s tom? toms are shoes.
with her criminal life and began living what she has called a normal one. that is until the feds showed up to her apartment years later informing her she d been indicted in federal court on charges of drug smuggling and money laundering. that was just the beginning of a year s long odyssey through the american criminal justice system. she pled guilty to her crime and eventually served 15 months in a federal penitentiary. kerman s time in prison is the subject of a memoir and new tv series orange is the new black. which chronicles the fish out of water experience of someone whose socioeconomic background led them to believe prison is the last place they d see themselves, prison is for other people, bad people. here s piper, nice blond lady dumped right in the middle of it. what size are you? 9 1/2, 10. these are kind of like toms.
think. we have more people educated, more people interested in voting and we also know who we want to vote for. you know, they have cracked and packed different districts to keep our votes from counting but we do a study every year who votes which way. and we want the people that will listen to us and that represent us to be available so they can win some of the seats. representative eddie berniece johnson, thank you so much, ma am. thank you very much. coming up, presumed guilty. is this new normal? a primer on the american criminal justice system just when we come back. stay with us. sara wants to save on lunch. what if switching from fast-food could save you over $470.00 bucks a year. that would be awesome! let me show you something. ok. walmart has a bunch of tasty lunches. i see. ok this one is less than $1.50 per serving. i like that. yeah.
i found some cockamamy excuse to vote guilty just to get out of there. are you just saying that because i am asking you no, no. why didn t you say it before? why did you tell them something that wasn t true, that you hadn t seen? just to save my own life. when he wrote the trial he could have been talking about black men and the american criminal justice system. the sense we enter a bizarre system where we are guilty until proven innocent pulses through central park five about the central park jogger case that riveted new york and most of america in 1989 and 1990 by ken burns who we will have on this show on wednesday. a 29-year-old white woman from wall street was found raped and beaten savagely. it appeared unlikely she would survive. a group of 30 black and brown boys had been moving through the park that night beating up a homeless man and a male jogger but they never saw the female
over 40% of the think of it as $11,500 or below for a family of four. the people living in a community of deep poverty is where you have over 40% of those people living in poverty. how else has it changed? if i can, i want to bring up something steve said and pull it back to education. i hope we have the opportunity to thank steve for bringing up the question of race. we want to talk about it in the context of the american criminal justice system. when we think of education, there s a lovely 1967 movie with sandy dennis called up the down staircase. a do gooder goes into the bronx to uplift the black and brown people for a better life. she runs through all the obstacles those move vis have to