ETH STD 21AC Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: James Kilgore, Renewable Resource, Supply Chain
12 Apr 2016
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Book: understanding mass incarceration book of knowledge and action. Lived in south africa for 20 years prior. Wanted to stem the flow of bodies when he got out. Became an activist: wrote the book, but most importantly become part of the. Assembly line supply chain renewable resource strip identity, clothing. Segregation: black pull up bars, white pull up bars, showers, basketball courts community in champagne, il. Il: flat, king corn, a lot of white people, felt could not connect with the community. Politicians came up with a proposal to build a jail, people were opposed gave opportunity to connect with people, have been fighting for the last 4 years, not succeeded yet, but not a single dime has been allotted. Wanted to write a book accessible to people who are not academically trained. Book to educate and agitate, to advance the movement.
