May 9, 2016
Categories: Justice Reform
…at least when it comes to incarceration,” said Darrick Hamilton of the New School, one of the researchers who 
produced the study.
He and his colleagues, Khaing Zaw and William Darity of Duke University, examined data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, a national study that began in 1979 and followed a group of young people into adulthood and middle age.
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