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: The Justice Gambit

Hiring Felons

By Michael Blankenship

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Boston, Chicago and San Francisco set a welcome example earlier in the decade when they abandoned counterproductive policies that often barred former offenders from municipal jobs, no matter how minor their crime nor how distant in the past. Connecticut, New Mexico and Minnesota have recently passed laws protecting the employment rights of former offenders. Other states should quickly follow. Read more... With 2.3 million people in prison and over 5 million convicted felons on probation and parole, the reality of the system of mass incarceration is becoming more apparent. Do we continue to feed people into the prison system or do we try to break the cycle? It seems the rational thing to do is to have polices like this one that assist felons in getting jobs instead of relegating them to the growing underclass or undercaste, to use Michelle Alexander's phrase...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Justice Gambit on July 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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