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UC Berkeley DeCal Course, Spring 2011: Poli Sci 198

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WEEKLY CLASS TOPICS

1. ‘A Tangle of Problems’, Links between Prison & Foster Care

2. Understanding the State of the American Prison System

3. Fundamentals of the Foster Care System

4. American Culture & the Prison-Industrial Complex

5. A Different Kind of Prison? Life in Foster Care

6. ‘But They All Come Back’: Recidivism & Obstacles to Reentry

7. A Different Kind of Prisoner? Life After Foster Care

8. Race & Hyper-Incarceration

9. Racial & Ethnic Disparities in the Foster Care System

10. The Case of California: Reforming Politics & Prisons

11. The Case of California: Foster Care Policies & Reforms

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http://remappingdebate.org/map-data-tool/mapping-and-analysis-new-data-documents-still-segregated-america-0 thescrambler: #residentialsegregationisaliveandwell mocus: In a country that is only 12.1 percent African-American, 30 percent of African-Americans live in Census Block Groups that are 75 percent African-American or more. 75 percent of African-Americans in the country live in only 16 percent of the Census Block Groups in the United States. 50 percent of African-Americans live in Census Block Groups that have a combined African-American and Latino population of 66.85 percent or more (nationally, the latino population is approximately 15.8 percent, so the combined African-American and Latino population is just shy of only 28 percent). For more information

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#residentialsegregationisaliveandwell

mocus:

In a country that is only 12.1 percent African-American, 30 percent of African-Americans live in Census Block Groups that are 75 percent African-American or more.

75 percent of African-Americans in the country live in only 16 percent of the Census Block Groups in the United States.

50 percent of African-Americans live in Census Block Groups that have a combined African-American and Latino population of 66.85 percent or more (nationally, the latino population is approximately 15.8 percent, so the combined African-American and Latino population is just shy of only 28 percent).

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