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Final Jeopardy
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The name of the country with the highest
incarceration rate in the world.
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What is the United States?
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The single greatest force driving racial
inequalities in the US.
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What is the War on Drugs?
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The place where most suicides occur in prisons
and jails.
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What is solitary confinement?
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The fact that so many Black people have
second-class citizenship because of incarceration
has been compared to a period before the Civil
Rights movement when Black people were
legally excluded from housing, employment,
education, voting. What is the name of that
period?
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What is Jim Crow?
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Where the vast majority of HIV-infected
prisoners become infected.
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What is the community? or What is the outside
community?
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The number of people currently imprisoned in
US jails and prisons.
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What is 2.3 million?
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The odds of a Black man going to prison in his
lifetime in the US.
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What is 1 in 3?
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The approximate number of children with a
parent incarcerated in the US.
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What is 1.7 million?
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The approximate number of people who are
released to the community from jails and prisons
each year.
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What is 11 million?
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The approximate number of deportations of
undocumented persons each year from the US.
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What is 400,000?
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This right, considered by many to be the
cornerstone of democracy, has been taken from
persons on probation or parole in over 35 states.
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What is the right to vote?
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In 1998, this educational benefit was lost to
those convicted of selling or possessing illegal
drugs.
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What is a student loan?
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This policy bans anyone with a drug-related or
violent offense from living in federally assisted
housing.
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What it the Federal “one-strike” housing policy?
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The Federal government passed a lifetime ban
on this public benefit for people with felony drug
convictions.
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What is TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy
Families)? or What are food stamps?
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This Federal legislation encourages “fast-track
adoptions.”
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What is the Adoption and Safe Families Act?
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Final Jeopardy
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