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The Prison Industrial Complex and the Exploitation of Prisoners Through the 13th Amendment
This paper analyzes the relationship between the government and the private prison industry, specifically examining how the exception clause in the Thirteenth Amendment permits conditions resembling modern-day slavery through exploitative prison labor. Neoliberalism and the War on Drugs have contrib
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