Book · 2022
Criminal (in)Justice
What the Push for Decarceration and Depolicing Gets Wrong and Who It Hurts Most
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Why people recommend it
Our America: A Photographic History by Ken Burns, Susanna Steisel, Brian Lee, and David Blistein is a sweeping visual chronicle documenting the historical evolution of the United States through powerful archival photography. On Conversations with Tyler, Tyler Cowen recommended the book highly to listeners near the end of the episode while also highlighting its publication date at the beginning of the interview. Cowen discussed the collaborative nature of the project, noting the co-authors who worked alongside Burns to assemble the photographic history. The conversation used the publication as a starting point to examine the broader complexities of American history, historical documentation, and the ways in which visual storytelling shapes our collective understanding of the nation's past, cultural shifts, and societal transformations over the centuries.
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Megyn Kelly Rafael Manuel thank you so much for all the great great work you've done on this criminal Injustice is the… 2
“Rafael Manuel thank you so much for all the great great work you've done on this criminal Injustice is the book check it out”
“i want people to buy this book this is an important book and you guys do great work you in particular so to tell the audience again it's criminal injustice injustice with the push for decarceration and de-policing gets wrong and who it hurts most”
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“Rafael mangual is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of criminal Injustice with the push for decarceration and depolicing gets wrong and who it hurts most”
“I mean you know there was a study done I talked about it in the book um that looked at a million calls for service across three police departments in three different states”
“um and and you know I I didn't event at UC Berkeley yesterday to talk about my book and then someone asked the question”
“rafael mangual is a senior fellow at the manhattan institute and author of criminal injustice with the push for decarceration and deep policing gets wrong”