My argument is not one of “tilting the scales” so much as ensuring that early childhood circumstances, post-incarceration, and other broadly systemic challenges that hit society are considered. None of this need to be race/gender specified even as some will make their correlation cases.
My argument is not one of “tilting the scales” so much as ensuring that early childhood circumstances, post-incarceration, and other broadly systemic challenges that hit society are considered. None of this need to be race/gender specified even as some will make their correlation cases.
My argument is not one of “tilting the scales” so much as ensuring that early childhood circumstances, post-incarceration, and other broadly systemic challenges that hit society are considered. None of this need to be race/gender specified even as some will make their correlation cases.