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Facing the US Prison Problem 2.3 Million Strong: An Ex-Con’s View of the Mistakes and the Solution
The United States holds tens of thousands of inmates in long-term solitary confinement. Is this torture?
“One of six monkeys isolated for three months refused to eat after release and died five days later.” After several weeks in the company of other monkeys, most of them adjusted—but not those who had been isolated for longer periods. “Twelve months of isolation almost obliterated the animals socially,” Harlow wrote. They became permanently withdrawn, and they lived as outcasts—regularly set upon, as if inviting abuse.
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Category Archives: Soy
Prison Soy Diet Lawsuit Updates
Information and updates on the statuses of the prisoner soy diet lawsuits in Illinois and Florida – Illinois – Judge Gives Green Light to Soy Lawsuit A pdf. link that lists all of the actions taken in the lawsuit so far … Continue reading
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High Soy Prison Diet Causes Serious Health Problems
Too Much Soy Causes Serious Health Problems, Plaintiffs Claim The Weston A. Price Foundation Contact: Kimberly Hartke, Publicist For Immediate Release Washington, DC, June 26, 2012 — Plaintiffs in the lawsuit Harris et al. v. Brown, et al., Case No. 3:07-cv-03225 … Continue reading
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A Solitary Torture 