The neighborhoods from where the most people are sent to prison are the same ones where there’s high unemployment, frightening numbers of traumatized children, and emergency rooms that are over-used for primary care. Without justice reform and targeted reinvestment, these neighborhoods are unlikely to extract themselves from the perpetual administration of costly and crippling, last resort government.
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