In Kaufman's description of the CO subculture,someone who was perceived as sympathetic to inmates was known as a:

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According to Kaufman's description of the CO subculture, someone who was perceived as sympathetic to inmates was known as a "white hat," implying that they were one of the "good guys" or on the side of justice and fairness. The term "inmate lover" might be used derisively to criticize someone for showing compassion or empathy towards prisoners, and "bleeding heart" is a similar insult often used to mock those who advocate for social justice or reform. "Slam" is not a term mentioned in the passage and does not relate to the description of CO subculture.

In Kaufman's Description of the CO Subculture,someone Who Was Perceived