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by Ruth Wilson Gilmore.

Jales are now the fastest growing sector of the U.S. Carcural state.

As they grow, they transform the regions around them,

subordinating health care provision and employment opportunity to

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car campaigns against new or expanded jails have emerged all over the US.

While there's some coordination between these struggles,

they tend to be isolated from each other and broader movements.

The jail is everywhere, maps this new terrain, consolidating experiences

from jail fights across the country. It foregrounds the hard forged analyses of

anti-jail organizers as they take us through campaigns that are at

the new center of the carceral state. The jail is everywhere.

Fighting the new geography of mass incarceration by Jack Norton, Lydia Palo Hobbs, and

Judas Shept, with a forward by Ruth Wilson Gilmore. Out now from Verso Books. Welcome to the Digg, a podcast from Jack up and

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and welcome to the dig a podcast from Jackman magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and

I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island. Over the first weekend in April, I joined scholars from all over the place in

Houston, Texas for the inaugural World Academic Forum for Palestine. We gathered as Israel's ongoing campaign has in only a few

short months killed more than 33,000 Palestinians wounding more than 75,000.

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