The Prison-Industrial Complex Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

The prison-industrial complex is

• A) The use of prisoners as laborers to support for-profit economic activities
• B) The refurbishing of old prisons into other kinds of facilities, like schools
• C) Tourism in prisons
• D) The effort to place people with criminal records in stable jobs after their release

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