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Criminal Justice

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May/June 2007 Adolphus G. Belk Jr. Who's Gonna Take the Weight?
Assessing the Cost of Mass Incareration in America 		Assessing the Cost of Mass Incareration in America
January - February 2004 Eugene Kane STUDY: White Ex-cons Get Jobs Blacks Can't
Race More Important Than Criminal Record 		Race More Important Than Criminal Record
January - February 2004 Jonetta Rose Barras States, Feds Move to Right Racial Wrongs
Attempts to Ease Racism in Justice System 		Attempts to Ease Racism in Justice System
January - February 2004 Eric Lotke Racial Disparity in the Justice System: More Than the Sum of its Parts
Bias Infects System from Investigation to Incarceration 		Bias Infects System from Investigation to Incarceration
January - February 2004 Patrice Gaines THE INCARCERATED GENERATION:
Imprisoned Parents Mean Children Suffer 		Imprisoned Parents Mean Children Suffer
March/April 2003 FRANCISCO VILLARRUEL AND NANCY WALKER 'INVISIBLE' LATINO YOUTH FIND INJUSTICE IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM
Gross Disparities Tip of the Iceberg 		Gross Disparities Tip of the Iceberg

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Did You Know?

Did you know that only 29 percent of African American adults surveyed in an October-November 2005 Joint Center poll expected Social Security to be their major source of retirement income? Fewer of them (20 percent) expected an employer-sponsored pension plan to be their major source of income, and more (42 percent) expected that their major source of income would be their own retirement savings and investments.

Source: Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, National Opinion Poll of African American Adults About Social Security and Wealth, 2005.