The abolishment of slavery and the lack of function in society creates a place of not belonging and it’s the same as today for those who don’t belong and end up going to prison. Similarly to slavery, the prison complex also relies on making money but without morals and creating products with low wages. To ensure that white people maintain privileges there has been possessive investment in whiteness, certain laws that have been made to keep future generations of white people thriving. With this happening there are more privately operated and politically funded prisons to attempt to make a profit of prisoners, and new sentencing laws being created such as the three strikes law, war on drugs, etc. to increase the prison
The abolishment of slavery and the lack of function in society creates a place of not belonging and it’s the same as today for those who don’t belong and end up going to prison. Similarly to slavery, the prison complex also relies on making money but without morals and creating products with low wages. To ensure that white people maintain privileges there has been possessive investment in whiteness, certain laws that have been made to keep future generations of white people thriving. With this happening there are more privately operated and politically funded prisons to attempt to make a profit of prisoners, and new sentencing laws being created such as the three strikes law, war on drugs, etc. to increase the prison