Benjamin Netanyahu

The Sentencing Project reports that one in five black men born in the year 2001 is likely to be imprisoned at some point in their lifetime. Black Americans account for nearly seven out of ten people in American prisons.

Biden actually went out of his way as a Democrat senator to reach across the aisle and ally with segregationist Republican senators to pass these bills throughout the late 70s, the 80s and the 90s.

Biden actually went out of his way as a Democrat senator to reach across the aisle and ally with segregationist Republican senators to pass these bills throughout the late 70s, the 80s and the 90s.

Biden actually went out of his way as a Democrat senator to reach across the aisle and ally with segregationist Republican senators to pass these bills throughout the late 70s, the 80s and the 90s.

In 2013, Biden boasted on the Senate floor that, quote, every major crime bill since 1976 that's come out of this Congress, every minor crime bill has had the name of the Democratic senator from the state of Delaware, Joe Biden. And so now, for every 100,000 black adults in America, 1,196 are in prison. The rate for white people is 229.

In 2013, Biden boasted on the Senate floor that, quote, every major crime bill since 1976 that's come out of this Congress, every minor crime bill has had the name of the Democratic senator from the state of Delaware, Joe Biden. And so now, for every 100,000 black adults in America, 1,196 are in prison. The rate for white people is 229.

In 2013, Biden boasted on the Senate floor that, quote, every major crime bill since 1976 that's come out of this Congress, every minor crime bill has had the name of the Democratic senator from the state of Delaware, Joe Biden. And so now, for every 100,000 black adults in America, 1,196 are in prison. The rate for white people is 229.

You know this is a liberal publication too, because they say Latinx, a term that no Latino person has ever used. Literally their entire language is gendered, but whole sidetrack. Also worth noting that almost half of federal prison inmates are there because of drug charges. A fact they have the war on drugs and Joe Bidens crime bills to thank for.

You know this is a liberal publication too, because they say Latinx, a term that no Latino person has ever used. Literally their entire language is gendered, but whole sidetrack. Also worth noting that almost half of federal prison inmates are there because of drug charges. A fact they have the war on drugs and Joe Bidens crime bills to thank for.

You know this is a liberal publication too, because they say Latinx, a term that no Latino person has ever used. Literally their entire language is gendered, but whole sidetrack. Also worth noting that almost half of federal prison inmates are there because of drug charges. A fact they have the war on drugs and Joe Bidens crime bills to thank for.

Only 21% are in prison for weapons related charges and just 7.3% for violent crimes. Now, this problem is incredibly complex and multifaceted. And all too often, people don't want to account for all of these different factors that are contributing. The justice system has been designed to target and more severely punish black people.

Only 21% are in prison for weapons related charges and just 7.3% for violent crimes. Now, this problem is incredibly complex and multifaceted. And all too often, people don't want to account for all of these different factors that are contributing. The justice system has been designed to target and more severely punish black people.

Only 21% are in prison for weapons related charges and just 7.3% for violent crimes. Now, this problem is incredibly complex and multifaceted. And all too often, people don't want to account for all of these different factors that are contributing. The justice system has been designed to target and more severely punish black people.

Also, black culture has been infested by music, celebrity and gang culture that glamorizes criminality. Poverty and schools in predominantly black parts of America make it all too easy to slip through the cracks. And none of these truths should serve as any excuse. More than one thing can be true at once.

Also, black culture has been infested by music, celebrity and gang culture that glamorizes criminality. Poverty and schools in predominantly black parts of America make it all too easy to slip through the cracks. And none of these truths should serve as any excuse. More than one thing can be true at once.

Also, black culture has been infested by music, celebrity and gang culture that glamorizes criminality. Poverty and schools in predominantly black parts of America make it all too easy to slip through the cracks. And none of these truths should serve as any excuse. More than one thing can be true at once.

Just because you're black doesn't mean you're bound for a life of criminality with no way out. But if you're born into a class and culture where criminality is the norm and even seen as cool and high status and you see it all around you, well, it's a vicious cycle. And regardless of the color of your skin, once you're in, the 13th Amendment's abolishment of slavery is out the window.

Just because you're black doesn't mean you're bound for a life of criminality with no way out. But if you're born into a class and culture where criminality is the norm and even seen as cool and high status and you see it all around you, well, it's a vicious cycle. And regardless of the color of your skin, once you're in, the 13th Amendment's abolishment of slavery is out the window.

Just because you're black doesn't mean you're bound for a life of criminality with no way out. But if you're born into a class and culture where criminality is the norm and even seen as cool and high status and you see it all around you, well, it's a vicious cycle. And regardless of the color of your skin, once you're in, the 13th Amendment's abolishment of slavery is out the window.

And you join a vast, hidden workforce that enriches all of America's most beloved megacorporations. From Frosted Flakes Cereal and Ballpark Hot Dogs to Gold Medal Flour, Coca-Cola and Riceland Rice, prison labor products are on the shelves of virtually every supermarket in the country, including Kroger, Target, Aldi and Whole Foods.