And again, unevenly applied.

Feb 2, 2019·1 min read

And again, unevenly applied. I didn’t see her prosecutorial zeal against, e.g., the mostly white criminals who prorated the housing crisis or the banking crises.

Ranjeet Tate

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…. I refer to the truancy example, because it’s what’s making the rounds this week, but also because it speaks to a philosophy that punishment — incredibly severe punishment — should be at the top of the list when trying to address social ills. I don’t think people saying Harris’s truancy policy and the philosophy behind it were excessive or …

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