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大规模监禁背后的故事
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Eve Abrams
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TEDWomen 2017
• November 2017
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纪录片导演伊芙 · 阿布拉姆斯说,美国关起来的人比这个世界上任何其他国家的都多,并且这其中有1%到4%的狱中人很可能是无辜的。那是87,000个兄弟,姐妹,父亲和母亲——主要是非洲裔美国人——被没必要地逼迫与他们的家庭分离,他们的生活和梦想都被中止了。用她采访的被监禁的人和他们的家人的录音,阿布拉姆斯分享了那些受大规模监禁影响的感人故事并且呼吁我们所有人采取立场,确保司法系统为每个人起作用。
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