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... with three emblematic moments of commemoration (most often disseminated through print media), this chapter traces the continuities and ruptures in the interior history of the column. Beginning in the 1940s, when a global solidarity campaign sought to win Luís Carlos Prestes's release from jail and continuing...

... times, the clock was ticking as women moved ever closer to inevitable collisions with medical and carceral institutions. The temporalities impacting women’s experiences of pregnancy and addiction were: addict time, hotel time, pregnancy time, jail time, treatment time, epidemiological time, biomedical...

... Studio 54 owners Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager went to jail in early 1980 for tax evasion. Because they also lost their liquor license, they agreed for black promoter and onetime Loft regular Mike Stone to start to stage Saturday-night parties at their venue because of his experience...

..., economic, and political transformation seemed imminent. But Latin America’s century of revolution was also one of counterrevolution. Llamojha was routinely jailed, harassed, and tortured by police. Just as crucially, Llamojha suffered the painful realities of local authoritarianism. The twentieth century...

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...Blurring the Lines, 1980–Present The United States fully embraced a “war on drugs” approach during the 1980s. Mandatory minimum and differential sentencing meant that both dealers and users, especially Black people, could face significant jail time. Supply-side efforts led to increased...

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