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CA’s Progress in Reducing Prison Populations and Racial Disparities Is Real, But More Work to Do Details
CALIFORNIA CONNECTION Over the past decade, California has made real progress in reforming its criminal justice system and reducing its prison population, but the state’s era of mass incarceration is far from over.
That was the conclusion of a leading researcher on California prisons, UC Berkeley public policy professor Steven Raphael, at a Zócalo/California Wellness Foundation event “Has California Ended Mass Incarceration?” co-presented with UC Center Sacramento.
“We can objectively say no, just by the numbers,” Raphael said when moderator Abbie VanSickle, the California reporter for The Marshall Project, directly posed the title question to him during the conversation. While the incarceration rate has fallen from 488 people per 100,000 in 2006 to 310 people per 100,000 today, Raphael said, that rate is still three times higher th
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Bling Empire live-read and fundraiser. Explore afroLAtinidad. Listen to Talib Kweli discuss his new memoir. Catch a screening of a documentary about legendary L.A. fight venue the Olympic Auditorium. Watch Q&As with the cast and creatives behind films
Never Rarely Sometimes Always and
The Father.
Films.Dance
The new global film series with a focus on international dance films features 150 artists from 25 countries participating in 15 short films that were shot during the COVID-19 pandemic. Released weekly at Films.Dance, on Instagram and on Facebook, the latest work to debut is
Edging Normal, a metaphorical tale of a man shedding his past. Choreographed by Jacob Jonas and directed by Andre Bat, the film stars Desmond Richardson and features music composed by Steve Hackman and Dave Koz.
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Singer-songwriter
Michael Tiernan modestly calls it “one of the lesser known, longest-running showcases in San Diego.” Fans of this local musician, however, have known about Tiernan’s
“Acoustic Wednesdays” showcase since he began hosting it “many moons ago, back in 2006 or 2007” at En Fuego Cantina & Grill in Del Mar.
Every Wednesday, Tiernan would preside over an evening of music, performing and presenting other area artists to audiences.
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“It became kind of my office,” Tiernan recalled. “My listeners always knew I was there.”
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