Three more great new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series

I highlighted here last month a new essay series assembled by the Brennan Center for Justice titled “Punitive Excess.”  I am pleased to see that a essays continue to be added to the series on a regular basis, and here are the three most recent entries everyone should be sure to check out:

• “Treating All Kids as Kids” by Kim Taylor-Thompson

• “What Did You Call Me?” by Rahsaan “New York” Thomas

• “The Federal Funding that Fuels Mass Incarceration” by Lauren-Brooke Eisen

Prior related posts:

• Brennan Center launches notable new essay series titled “Punitive Excess”
• More notable new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series