Damn, man, that was a hell of a ride. Hey, soul brothers and soul sisters, lets get this mother sucking show started. Captioning sponsored by Comedy Central cheers and applause . Larry hows it going. Thank you very much. Cheersz plaws thank you. Larry hey, everybody, all right. Shut the [bleep] up, you know what im saying. Nice to be here in 2016. Its a long way from 1976. All right. Good to be here. I heard yall got an election going on, right . Whos running . The battle for the nomination intensify, Hillary Clinton and senator Bernie Sanders are fighting for the empire states 247 democratic delegates. Larry you got some mama running . Okay. Wait, hold on. Is that bernie . Oh [bleep] oh [bleep], thats my boy no, hold on im telling you, mother [bleep], he was me, huey newton protesting in oakland in 73ee. Damn, im shocked that [bleep] is still alive. Bernie was old in my time, right . I got him number two in the pool right behind san diego chickens. Life span of chickens is only 7, 8 y
Im going to complicate some of the ways it is often talked about. We will talk about where it came from and how we ended up with the worlds biggest prison system. What that has to do with this time. The 1960s and 1970s and the second reconstruction. We will think about the role that people in prison and formerly incarcerated people have played consistently as analysts and observers and critics of mass incarceration. We will start off big and work our way to the human level. The u. S. Incarcerates more people than anyone else in the world. In terms of absolute numbers more than 2. 2 Million People in prison, but also the rate of incarceration. 5 of the worlds population and about two 25 of the prison population. You can see how much more that is than even other countries that have their own version of mass incarceration. 700 people per 100,000 people in the United States that are incarcerated today. That is a relatively recent phenomenon. When we look at incarceration throughout the 20t
What our virtue is supposed to consist of is maintaining this sort of, like, pearly, innocent purity. I hated that idea. I hated it. Crabapple has drawn migrant labor camps in the united arab emirates, illustrated the conflicts in palestine and syria and shes taken her sketchpad to the us prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. Its a place where, when i went, they were force feeding and torturing reallydozens of men, while at the same time there was a cheerful gift shop that sold tshirts that say, it dont gitmo better than this. Plus, shes used her artwork to draw attention to problems in the criminal justice system. They filled the cells with tear gas. They beat, they tased, they hit the men with electrified shields. They cut off their clothing, put hoods over their head. Following the release of her memoir drawing blood, crabapples been called a new model for this centurys young woman. And our irreverent guide for the new gilded age. I spoke to Molly Crabapple at her studio in new york. You
So much of women, so much of what our virtue is supposed to consist of is maintaining this sort of, like, pearly, innocent purity. I hated that idea. I hated it. Crabapple has drawn migrant labor camps in the united arab emirates, illustrated the conflicts in palestine and syria and shes taken her sketchpad to the us prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. Its a place where, when i went, they were force feeding and torturing reallydozens of men, while at the same time there was a cheerful gift shop that sold tshirts that say, it dont gitmo better than this. Plus, shes used her artwork to draw attention to problems in the criminal justice system. They filled the cells with tear gas. They beat, they tased, they hit the men with electrified shields. They cut off their clothing, put hoods over their head. Following the release of her memoir drawing blood, crabapples been called a new model for this centurys young woman. And our irreverent guide for the new gilded age. I spoke to Molly Crabapple at
Consist of is maintaining this sort of, like, pearly, innocent purity. I hated that idea. I hated it. Crabapple has drawn migrant labor camps in the united arab emirates, illustrated the conflicts in palestine and syria and shes taken her sketchpad to the us prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. Its a place where, when i went, they were force feeding and torturing reallydozens of men, while at the same time there was a cheerful gift shop that sold tshirts that say, it dont gitmo better than this. Plus, shes used her artwork to draw attention to problems in the criminal justice system. They filled the cells with tear gas. They beat, they tased, they hit the men with electrified shields. They cut off their clothing, put hoods over their head. Following the release of her memoir drawing blood, crabapples been called a new model for this centurys young woman. And our irreverent guide for the new gilded age. I spoke to Molly Crabapple at her studio in new york. You write in the memoir, to draw wa