Constructing a Threat: On Prison Repression of Black Politics

'Sociologist Brittany Friedman surveys the carceral state punishment of Black militant and Nation of Islam prisoners - as a mechanism of segregation with its origins in the 1950s, and system of political suppression and retaliation in service of maintaining White supremacy and its institutions of dominance and exclusion. Friedman is co-author of the article "Solitary Confinement and the Nation of Islam" for The Immanent Frame.' -- This is Hell! Radio