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The Challenge of Reintegration and Fighting Recidivism
00:51 - 05:06 (04:14)
The host discusses the challenge of reintegrating people who have been to prison and the high likelihood of them returning, while also examining the language used to describe the incarcerated population.
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The use of language in the criminal justice system is a contested topic, with some advocates arguing that certain terms, such as "inmates," perpetuate harmful stereotypes and stigmas.
00:51 - 02:21 (01:29)
Summary
The use of language in the criminal justice system is a contested topic, with some advocates arguing that certain terms, such as "inmates," perpetuate harmful stereotypes and stigmas.
ChapterThe Challenge of Reintegration and Fighting Recidivism
EpisodeMFM Goes to Jail - Plus Startup Cities, Prospera, Julian Shapiro Building a Ranch, Testing Out Big Purchases, and More
PodcastMy First Million
A program designed to help inmates reintegrate back into society has graduated 800 people and none of them have returned to prison, compared to the average 65% chance of recidivism.
02:21 - 04:09 (01:47)
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A program designed to help inmates reintegrate back into society has graduated 800 people and none of them have returned to prison, compared to the average 65% chance of recidivism. This program offers hope for the approximately million people currently incarcerated.
ChapterThe Challenge of Reintegration and Fighting Recidivism
EpisodeMFM Goes to Jail - Plus Startup Cities, Prospera, Julian Shapiro Building a Ranch, Testing Out Big Purchases, and More
PodcastMy First Million
In prison, learning how to code is providing inmates with more than just a skill set; it's helping them learn about impulse control and themselves.
04:09 - 05:06 (00:57)
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In prison, learning how to code is providing inmates with more than just a skill set; it's helping them learn about impulse control and themselves. Many black inmates have taken up coding, which could help reduce the disproportionate representation of black people in prison.