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Silencing the Cells: Mass Incarceration and Legal Repression in U.S. Prisons
By Richard D. Vogel
People without a voice are not people in any meaningful sense of the word.
Silenced people cannot express their ideas; they can neither consent nor
protest; they are reduced to being pawns in the schemes of the powerful,
mendicants who must accept whatever is imposed upon ...
People without a voice are not people in any meaningful sense of the word.
Silenced people cannot express their ideas; they can neither consent nor
protest; they are reduced to being pawns in the schemes of the powerful,
mendicants who must accept whatever is imposed upon ...
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