Sentence examples for into incarceration from inspiring English sources

Peter Mullan's film follows several young women into incarceration.

Investigating a justice system that pushes minors from poor communities out of the classroom and into incarceration, shines a light on a lost generation of American youth.

The play is well executed but, if you go, don't miss the accompanying exhibition of prisoners' artworks, which provides as much insight into incarceration as Genet's oppressive piece.

As I was leaving, I went to one door, and the last lady I'd seen went to the other door, and I couldn't get over the fact that through my door was the outside world, normality, I'd come home and have dinner with my family, but she was going back into incarceration.

At the same time that states are pouring more money into incarceration, they are slashing their educational budgets.

Investing in the arts and arts education however must begin well before a young person enters into incarceration.

They are not being sent into a world of freedom, but into the incarceration of homelessness.

Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social justice commissioner, Mick Gooda, said Aboriginal Australians had been bitterly disappointed by "inquiry after inquiry" into Aboriginal incarceration and disadvantage, including three specifically into the Don Dale centre.

For bonus points, he could have gotten into black incarceration rates or, as author Michelle Alexander puts it, the "New Jim Crow".

But Mr. Belafonte's commitment to social justice, which continues with his investigation into the incarceration of so many young black men in American prisons, sets a noble example.

Getting people around my age, late boomers who grew up in the "fear years" of the 1970s, to rethink their assumptions about prisons, crime and criminal justice is hard; and it keeps us locked into mass incarceration.