Working for Justice : A Handbook of Prison Education and Activism.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Working for Justice in the Age of Mass Incarceration -- Part I. Working on the Inside: The Transformative Potential of Prison Education -- Chapter 1 Kings, Warriors, Magicians, and Lovers: Alternative Performances of Masculinity in Prison -- Chapter 2. Service-Learning in Prison Facilities: Interaction as a Source of Transformation -- Chapter 3. Writing Your Way to Freedom: Autobiography as Inquiry in Prison Writing Workshops -- Part II. Working on the Outside: Building New Selves and Strong Communities -- Chapter 4. "Courtesy Incarceration": Exploring Family Members' Experiences of Imprisonment -- Chapter 5. Serving Time by Coming Home: Communicating Hope through a Reentry Court -- Chapter 6. Life After Incarceration: Exploring Identity in Reentry Programs for Wome -- Part III. Working on the Media: Representations of Prisons and Prison Activism -- Chapter 7. Challenging the Media-Incarceration Complex through Media Education -- Chapter 8. "Prisoners Rise, Rise, Rise!": Hip Hop as a Ciceronian Approach to Prison Protest -- Part IV. Working on the Futures of Prison Activism -- Chapter 9. "A Fate Worse than Death": Reform, Abolition, and Life without Parole in Anti-Death -- Chapter 10. "People Like Us": A New Ethic of Prison Advocacy in Racialized America -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index.

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