EPISODE · May 4, 2018
92 | Are Prisons Obsolete? Part Two
from Kite Line · host WFHB
Last week, we began hearing the voices of prisoners on the topic of Angela Davis’s book, Are Prisons Obsolete? Up first, we have Anastazia Schmid’s response to the book, followed by Angaza Iman Bahar reading his response to us from Miami Correctional Facility. The post 92 | Are Prisons Obsolete? Part Two first appeared on Kite Line Radio.
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