SHOUT OUT LOUD: Women and Incarceration

Posted by Kenyora Johnson Jun 6, 2014 chapter directors, charlena kennedy, concrete walls, criminal justice system, culture, disempowerment, ethnicity, hayley collins, incarcerated women, interpersonal interactions, jennie holloway, jill evans, kate johnson, liz miranda, ms. plymouth county 2014, not guilty by(e) association, operation lipstick, orange is the new black, prison, race, shout out loud, Simmons College, stacey holliday, women

Women and incarceration is a rising topic that Simmons College SWSG Chapter Directors, Hayley Collins and Jennie Holloway brought to the forefront of today’s women’s issues. In the United States prison systems, “Women are being stripped of their femininity and forced to conform to being a male”, words spoken by…Read More