Minority and Disenfranchised Youth in Juvenile Justice: A Dominant Majority Problem—Reframing and Renaming the Issues
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Jan 11, 2014
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While walking the halls in juvenile prison each week, there is an eerie sensation of bearing witness to childhoods set up in flames. Peering deeply into the ashen masks worn by these young offenders, I look for vital signs indicating it isn't too late for an infusion of hope.
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