Education as Liberation: African American Literature and Abolition Pedagogy in the Sunbelt Prison Cl...
Education as Liberation: African American Literature and Abolition Pedagogy in the Sunbelt Prison Classroom
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Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press
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Recall that when Congress eliminated Pell Grants for imprisoned learners by passing the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act in 1994, it effectively terminated public funding for the more than 350 college-in-prison programs then in existence and thereby reduced the number of these programs to a meager eight by 1997 (Petersilia 34).If, as D...
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Education as Liberation: African American Literature and Abolition Pedagogy in the Sunbelt Prison Classroom
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2470-9506
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