America's War on Drugs - The Prison Industrial Complex

However, prisoners with children may be most affected by the pain of the prison. Because withdrawal from these children and loss of contact will affect parents, children and all relatives. According to a study entitled "Confessions of Prisoner's Family and Children's Impact" by Joseph Murray (2005), "imprisoned partners can cause emotional harm and may actually be debilitating" Isolated and difficult. "Prisoner partners may become hopeless by getting lost due to keeping in touch, deteriorating human relations, and further burden of childcare (paragraph 7).

Promotion of mass imprisonment during Ronald Reagan's "drug war" promoted erroneously corrupt Prison Industrial Complex (PIC). This is the term for defining overlapping interests of government and industry. Economic, social solutions and political problems Therefore, Black Lives Matter is an abolishment campaign aimed at reforming and rebuilding prison industrial parks centered on art. Organized violence against African Americans in the United States will increase dramatically unless there is a clear request for action promoted by the color community. Society needs to raise public consciousness using social media, labels and peaceful demonstrations and increase the momentum of this new worldview. Solidarity expressed through passionate response to recent continuous injustice may be the strongest representative of riots and protests that bombed the nation.

Drug war is intense. Due to the drug war, young people, especially ethnic minorities and color people were imprisoned with minor nonviolent crimes. "Drug War" and "Prison Industry Complex" commercialize generations of generations and make them invisible, profitable, and their existence. Fucking war with drugs

The policy initiated by the drug war brought about the expansion of the prison, which enabled the prosperity of the prison industrial complex. According to a survey, "The number of people waiting for trials or serving in prison has increased from about 40,000 in 1980 to 450,000 today." . Even if a drug seller is sued, the pharmaceutical industry will still exist and other vendors will replace the imprisoned seller. This is described as "substitution effect". Drag sellers continue to supply, so potential sentenced prison prisoners are constantly being supplied. Drug war is beginning a permanent cycle of drug trafficking and imprisonment