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Bryan Stevenson: We need to talk about an injustice

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In an engaging and personal talk -- with cameo appearances from his grandmother and Rosa Parks -- human rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson shares some hard truths about America's justice system, starting with a massive imbalance along racial lines: a third of the country's black male population has been incarcerated at some point in their lives.

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3 Words/Ideas about the US Prison system
2 Questions
1 Connection, Metaphor, or Simile

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3 Words/Ideas about the US Prison system
2 Questions
1 Connection, Metaphor, or Simile

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Explain how your new responses connect to or changed from your initial responses.

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1. I don't know how the prison systems of US works, but i have the idea that they are inequal.
2. None
3. idk

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Just society
Rehabilitation Confinement
Innocent before proven guilty

2.
Would the confinement of those innocent but proven to be guilty through an unjust bias via the jury, be ratified and compensated?
Would a death sentence be equivalent or better than being sentenced to life in prison?

3. School to prison pipeline

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1. I don't know how the prison systems of US works, but i have the idea that they are unequal.

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1. Inequal, Slavery, and "school to prison pipeline"

2. N/A

3. "School to prison pipeline"

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1. unfair
2. a different world
3. discriminatory

1. If we improve the prison system by making it for rehabilitation rather than hell, will we have better people in society?
2. Should there be more than just prison?

1. from the words of some relatives that's been to prison, its the closest thing to hell there is on earth

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one word about the us prison system is unequal
1 connection would be school to prison pipeline

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1. ¨school to prison system¨  inequality ,injustice

2. no questions

3. school to prison pipeline

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1. i think that i have the idea that they are equal

2. nothing

3. i don't know

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I'm guessing inequality,unfairness,and harmful

I wonder what good is it doing?
Why is the system so bad and not being improved on?

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One: Unfair, Inequality and Poor Living.

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1) inequality, injustice, society
2) none
3)¨school to prison pipeline¨

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Words:
-Injustice
-Poor
-Inequality

Questions:
-How many unfair trails led to innocent people in jail?
-What is the most committed crime that leads people to be in jail?

Connection:
I remember learning about " School to prison pipeline ".

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corrupt, waste of money, injustice
Why does the us spend so much money on the prison system and not in more university's or other more important self building projects?

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3 words: Unfair, Prejudice, Predictable
2 questions: Who are important people that started the US prison system, because that'll help with understanding it? What are founding principles of our prison system and are we following them?
1 connection: I don't have one.

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1. unfair
2. racism
3.inequal
No questions
''School to prision pipeline''

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1. Unfair, Limitation
2. N/A
3.School to prison pipeline

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1 inequality, mentally taxing, rehabilitation

2 Why is solitary confinement still a thing?
Can a person who committed murder can rehabilitated ?
3 school to prison pipeline

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1. incarceration inequality  injustice

2. how can we improve the justice system

how can we make the justice system fair and equal for all

3. school to prison pipeline

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1 out of 9 people are killed being a innocent, and we don't do nothing about it, because we think that, that is not our problem

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Systematically unjust
Life in prison without parole
Mass incarceration

2. Does Germany not have a death sentence by choice, or is it the guilt projected onto the country as a whole for the injustices and terrorist acts it has committed in its history?
If Germany were to have a death sentence, would it be the same as the US’s or more controlled and just?

3. The African American population in the United States is 12.1% and the population that is African American and incarcerated is 34% to 56%.

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My new response is very similar to my original response such as injustice,inequality and´the school to prison pipeline ´all of these ideas are present in both of my responses. These words/ideas also strike a common idea that theirs a problem with the justice and prison system.

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My original responses focused around the actual prison system and it’s inequities. My final response focused around the same things except with the inclusion of another country being compared to that of the United States.

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1. Basically he said that US have a lot of people in prison, and the system it's inequal, and things like that, basically the united states justice system is unfair and unbalanced in some situations

2. How that can be fixed?

3. no se

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1. Racist
2. outdated
3. unmerciful

1. how, out of all the countries in this world, do we have the highest incarceration rate?
2. what did he do to get to prison? Was it a simple mistake? was he a innocent man?

1. that one poem by that dude who got sent to prison. we read it back in 10th grade

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I just don't understand how the people see the problem but they don't do anything to change it.

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1 Mass incarceration, disconnect and inequality
2 should the death penalty existed?
What is the reason why topic like mass incarnation,like school to prison pipeline and like disenfranchise people votes in the south doing get as much attention in the media?
3  Cycle

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Identity can change how we perceive things

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Oh i just used words that better connect to the idea. Unfair vs Unmerciful, discriminatory vs racist, outdated vs a different world; they all get closer to the idea that the prison system was a set out plan to get rid of people rather than reeducate and rebuild

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1. Racist
2. Inequality
3. Breach of  rights

?Why we just don't destroy the country?
?Why we just don't help each other?

all the things that are happening are connecting to a path that is going to the government controlling us like slaves, but from a different way.

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This just reminded me the stuff I already learned But also bring my attention to the topic of mass incarceration disenfranchising and not everyone is equal

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1. Identity, Incarceration, self-accountability
2. Why do we think that as humans we have the right to kill others? & How can we fix the prison system?
3. No

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they all connect, because we are watching and learning the same thing

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Ideas:
-Today there is 2.3 million people in jail
-The United States has the highest rate of incarceration in the world
-The justice system will treat you better if you’re rich and guilty than poor and guilty

Questions:
-Do we deserve to kill?
-How does the law turn a 13-14 year old into an adult?

Connection:
We live in the place the guy is describing that is poor and that the justice system treats us unfairly.

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Death row, the poor innocent vs the wealthy guilty, projects
How did he overcome all of his experiences?
How did he get to where he is now ? to ted talk?
America treats identity & difference as if you've just killed child. They stomp you around until you make an irrational decision then use that against you to dispose of you because you are different.

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One: Mass Incarceration, Outdated and Disconnect.

Two:  Why should the death penalty existed?
Why do we sentient 13 year old to death roll.

Three: Rich Americas treats people of different identity more poorly then there selfs

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The way my new response connects to my old response is that it still connects to the idea that the justice system is unfair and poor. This can be shown in that they lock up innocent people that are mostly poc because of the system being racist and fights against us instead of protecting us. Also the fact that it lacks educated people, this be that the judges are old and white and will only judge the case based on skin color and on bias. But with educated people they know not to judge by bias and have an opened mind on the case and understand both sides.

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My response stays the same but except its more in detail. Poverty, identity, unfairness, injustice, racism.

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1. Injustice, inhumane, unhelpful

2. Is a death sentence be equivalent or better than being sentenced to life in prison

3. School to prison pipeline

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1. school to prison pipeline, unfair, prejudice.
2. why is the prison system so important in america? Why does america want inmates so bad?
3. birds trapped in a cage

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1. Bad, unhealthy, unsecure
2. How can we fix this? How long will it take to take it down? Why?
3. Metaphor: school... JK. The real metaphor: Its like being trapped in your own dream, yes you can eat and yes you can live and breath but you can't escape. You are trapped in there because you have no one to help you.

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1)
1. inequality
2. unfair
3. targeting groups
2)
a)why does the system like to make the prisoner come back? like they make it be a loophole that the inmates cant get out off
b)why do ex-inmates have limited rights when they get out? Why was this started?

3)
school to prison pipe line

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1. Jail, Bail, degrees( 1st degree , 2nd degree…. )

2. Are they community service to do while they are in jail. What activities can’t prisoners do.

3. The temperature in prisons are as cold as ice

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Unjust, Unfair, Uneasy

Why is it built like that?
Who controls the prisons?

Prisons are tough like The Rock.

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1. Unfair, Counter-Productive, Racially Biased

2.  (Question 1.) How much overall funding does the US prison system receive yearly and where does the funding get directed towards. (Question 2.) Does the US prison system actually help it's inmates become reestablished with society

3. Running a marathon on a treadmill

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-There are millions of people in jail
-The United States has the highest rate of imprisonment in the world
-The justice system caters to the wealthy

Questions:
Is killing criminals justified in any case?
Why does the law classify a teenager as an adult?

Connection:
We live in a society where you are born into a class and expected to stay there, reaping the benefits and the consequences

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Lace in racism, corrupt, test subjects

What can we do to change our prison system to help instead of hurt prisoners?
How do we break the habit of outcasting people so they are less likely to end up in the Parisian system.

School to prison pipeline

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unfair, unsafe,
none
school to prison pipeline

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# Words
- Unfairness
- Taxing
- Discriminatory
# Questions
- What makes a prison a good one? And can it help the prisoners?
Connection
- ¨School to prison pipeline¨

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(1)Unfair, restraint, dehumanizing

(2)How well do prisons get payed?

(3)School to the prison pipeline

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My answer has changed from watching the video because it has made me curious as to the reasoning behind it all rather than the shock factor. There is a much bigger picture than just putting people in prison due to discrimination, whether that be race, sexuality, or class. Most things in our society is based on profit. If something or someone doesn't make or offer a good profit, they aren't worth most peoples time of day in this country. The previous statement doesn't speak for all people, but as history has shown, it does for a good majority.

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Death. Sadness. Disrespect
Why do people in prison get treated like animals?
Why is the prison system so trash?
I think a metaphor would be IDK

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America as a country has the most people that are incarcerated.
Racism
Arguments

What was our prison system like during world war 2?
Who made it ok in some states to have a child tried as an adult?

A bird who's wings are cut and then are imprisoned because they can not escape.

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There was more thought to the history of the US prison system.

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Jail, Prison, Children

Why are children able to be kept in jail for life?
Who runs these systems?

The system is not fair to minorities.

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I don't think my new responses changed a lot from my old ones.

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Exhortation, execute, death penalty

I wonder why in some areas there is still the death penalty when in others it’s not?

I connected to the part where he says “we have a system of justice in this country that treats you much better if you’re rich and guilty than if you’re poor and innocent” because that’s the sad reality

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1;inequality
2;mass incarceration
3;unbalanced
2)
A)How did the death penalty started? like whats the history behind it?
B) WHy did the judge feel like putting a child as an adult?

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)Abusive, wrong, false.
)what is the source? what could affect your identity?
)So long I've made mistakes that later on I reflect on and wish I would've never done it.

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My response changed from being broad to being more specific about what information I have been exposed to and learned.

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1.  Income plays a large part in the incarceration of youths and developing individuals,  Life sentences and death penalties are an outdated and an ineffective practice, both of the prior mentioned ideas
massively effect people of color at a disproportionate rate compared to others.

2. Will others see the effect of the death penalty and work to process a lawsuit banning it nation wide? Does the media bring more attention to child and youth centered life sentences or do they tend to avoid them do to ratings and sparing overly emotional responses?

3. The US prison system to poor POC youths in like racing a shark underwater with no limbs and empty lungs

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1 out of every 9 people recieve the death penalty.

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1.  Death Penalty, mass incarceration, low income housing
2. How many people are in US prisons in total
How many people get locked up a year.
3. School is like prison.

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Didnt make an intial response.

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Unfair
Poor living
Unsave

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death
the people in the us
school is not fun

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1.  Death Penalty, mass incarceration, low income housing
2. How many jail houses are their in the U.S
What state has the most prisoners
3. prison is like hell

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Why are children able to be kept in
jail for life?
Who runs these systems?
The system is not fair to minorities.

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- abuse
- discrimination
- benefits white people

-Why does the government spend a lot of money on prisons?
-How does the school to prison pipeline work?

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There was more thought to the
history of the US prison system.

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Three words that got were low income houses,incarceration,inequality.

What can we do to change the situation?

What made this turn out this way?

No connection made

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unjust,incarceration,death penalty

Why does the government keep building prisons?
Why does prison get more funding than education?

The prison system changes people lives in a negative way

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Death row, justice, identity
Why did the amount of people in prisons increase so much?
Why are one out of three Black men between the ages of 18 and 30 is in jail, in prison, on probation or parole?

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1. Injustice, racist, mass incarceration

2.Why does this system always end up with rights being stripped away from the innocent?
3.Something that connected with me was when he said if we have a right to kill another because it shows that in ability to fully understand that statement and where do we put the line to take another life or if there even is a line or not.