MeToo And Mass Incarceration | Jill McCorkel | TEDxVillanovaU
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024
- Dr. McCorkel is a Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Villanova University and founder of the Philadelphia Justice Project for Women and Girls. She is recognized as a leading expert on issues related to gender and incarceration, and is the author of Breaking Women: Gender, Race, and the New Politics of Imprisonment. Jill discusses how the Me Too movement exposed the ways that sexual assault, violence, and harassment reinforce and deepen gender discrimination and gender inequality in a variety of employment, educational, and cultural settings. Her talk, titled "MeToo And Mass Incarceration," urges us to examine these issues in the context of the criminal justice system and women's incarceration. Dr. McCorkel is a Professor of Sociology and Criminology at Villanova University and founder of the Philadelphia Justice Project for Women and Girls. She is recognized as a leading expert on issues related to gender and incarceration, and is the author of Breaking Women: Gender, Race, and the New Politics of Imprisonment. Jill discusses how the Me Too movement exposed the ways that sexual assault, violence, and harassment reinforce and deepen gender discrimination and gender inequality in a variety of employment, educational, and cultural settings. Her talk, titled "#MeToo And Mass Incarceration," urges us to examine these issues in the context of the criminal justice system and women's incarceration. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
She’s not scared of retaliation! She does the retaliation
I am proud to say that I know this woman and I was incarcerated with her for quite some time what she stands for and what she represents is incredible! I am so proud of you Cynthia! I would stand in unity with her as women anytime she needed me!....
Powerful 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
She assisted a murder and you give zero fks about the person who died
Incredible story - and one that affects millions of families in the U.S.
This is just pathetic . Because woman , she should go free .
thank you for telling this story and all your hard work to right these wrongs
Righting what wrong? She aided and abetted in a murder.
Alright, felony murder does not mean you committed the murder, it means you were involved in the murder also committing a felony. You don't have to pull the trigger, but your involvement in some way helped lead to it, or helped the trigger man try to get away.
Thia murder would have never happened were it not for this women's involvement. She wanted some drugs, and drove this man to the drug deal that went bad and got somebody shot and killed. Then she helped him get away.
This is exactly what felony murder is, her actions directly enabled the murder, and she committed them in conjunction with other felonious activities. In short, had she not been out there looking to break the law, that person would have never gotten killed.
Dr. McCorkel needs to read up on the law. This is just sad.
The law that failed this woman? I want to hear about Ronald Dove. The detective in her case that was fired and jailed for 30 days for helping his girlfriend flee a murder charge. Wow
wow, she’s so beautiful & strong ❤️
Glad she home .
That’s my momma ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love you Gigi🥰
She's an incredibly strong woman
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She left a lot out. Let’s just say that…
Is there a Tedtalk episode on the Chanel Lewis/Karina Vetrano case from Howard Beach, Queens? I feel as though there wil be one in the future vindicating Chanel Lewis.
P.S. These are all great stories. But, they're just that - stories. No real change occurs, and White people end up playing the Hero/the Villan, simultaneously, in much of the stories. It's ridiculous.