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在大量監禁背後的人類故事
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伊芙阿布拉姆斯 |
TEDWomen 2017
• November 2017
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記錄工作者伊芙阿布拉姆斯說，美國監禁的人數比地球上任意一個國家都要多，而這些人當中有１％～４％ 是無辜的。那就是八萬七千名兄弟姐妹、父親和母親——主要是非裔美國人——在不必要的情況下被迫和家人分離，人生和夢想都得暫停。阿布拉姆斯用和被監禁者及其家人訪談時的錄音，來分享受到大量監禁影響者的感人故事，呼籲我們要站出來，確保司法體制能為所有人運作。
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