Eugene Victor Debs, Although Imprisoned Twice for His Beliefs, Advocated

question 17

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Eugene Victor Debs, although imprisoned twice for his beliefs, advocated that Americans could never get economic justice under capitalism. Though he initially opposed strikes, he later devoted his life crusading for workers' rights and advocating socialism.

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Definitions:

Secondary Deviance

The process of a person’s self-concept changing after being publicly labeled as deviant, leading to further deviant behavior.

Deviant Identity

The self-conception and social identity of an individual who is seen as deviating from the norms or values of society, often resulting in stigma or social exclusion.

Incapacitation

An approach to punishment that seeks to protect society from criminals by imprisoning or executing them.

Criminal Justice

The system of laws, law enforcement, courts, and corrections designed to deter and punish crime and protect society.