In the mid-1970s, life within the prison walls began to look like life on the outside: racially, politically, and religiously divided.

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During the mid-1970s, prisons in the United States began to reflect the societal divisions present outside, including racial, political, and religious tensions, as a result of broader social changes and increased incarceration rates.

In the Mid-1970s, Life Within the Prison Walls Began to Look