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3 positions against prison [texte imprimé] /
August O'CLAIRRE . -
NC [North Carolina] Piece Corps , [2011] . - 16 p. ; 21 cm.
Article paru dans "Fire to the prisons" n°10 (2010).
Langues : Anglais (
eng )
Catégories : PRISON ; RÉPRESSION
Résumé : "One and a half centuries ago, slavery was abolished by the United States government. This followed an enormous social struggle over abolition -wars were fought between pro-slavery elements and abolitionist elements. There were slave revolts and armed uprisings. The government intervened. And the Thirteenth Amendment ever-so-neatly includes a loophole allowing for the enslavement of prisoners ("except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"). Moreover, the economic system of chattel slavery was replaced with indentured servitude and industrial wage labor -which the Northern capitalists were struggling to proliferate. So today, we have slavery, although slavery has been abolished. The structures of society that required slaves have remained intact. And in one hundred years, prisons may be abolished, but we will still have prisons as long as capitalism remains intact." [4e de couverture]
Mention de responsabilité : August O'Clairre
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Titre : 3 positions against prison
Type de document : texte imprimé
Auteurs : August O'CLAIRRE
Editeur : NC [North Carolina] Piece Corps
Année de publication : [2011]
Importance : 16 p.
Format : 21 cm
Note générale : Article paru dans "Fire to the prisons" n°10 (2010).
Langues : Anglais (eng )
Catégories : PRISON ; RÉPRESSION
Résumé : "One and a half centuries ago, slavery was abolished by the United States government. This followed an enormous social struggle over abolition -wars were fought between pro-slavery elements and abolitionist elements. There were slave revolts and armed uprisings. The government intervened. And the Thirteenth Amendment ever-so-neatly includes a loophole allowing for the enslavement of prisoners ("except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted"). Moreover, the economic system of chattel slavery was replaced with indentured servitude and industrial wage labor -which the Northern capitalists were struggling to proliferate. So today, we have slavery, although slavery has been abolished. The structures of society that required slaves have remained intact. And in one hundred years, prisons may be abolished, but we will still have prisons as long as capitalism remains intact." [4e de couverture]
Mention de responsabilité : August O'Clairre
Permalink : https://www.cira.ch/catalogue/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=317238
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3 positions against prison / NC [North Carolina] Piece Corps ([2011])