The Classroom and the Cell

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"The Classroom and the Cell" is a co-authored book by Marc Lamont Hill and Mumia Abu-Jamal that explores race, education, mass incarceration, and social justice through a series of dialogues.

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instanceOf book
addresses activism
political prisoners
school-to-prison pipeline
structural racism
author Marc Lamont Hill NERFINISHED
Mumia Abu-Jamal NERFINISHED
coAuthor Marc Lamont Hill NERFINISHED
Mumia Abu-Jamal NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores links between classroom learning and prison experiences
role of education in liberation
role of media and public discourse in criminal justice
features conversations between a professor and an incarcerated intellectual
focusesOn critical pedagogy
intersection of education and incarceration
prison-industrial complex
racial inequality
genre non-fiction
political literature
social justice literature
hasContributorRole Marc Lamont Hill as scholar
Mumia Abu-Jamal as incarcerated journalist
hasSubtitle Conversations on Black Life in America NERFINISHED
hasTitle The Classroom and the Cell NERFINISHED
intendedAudience activists
educators
general public interested in social justice
students
language English
mainSubject criminal justice system
education
mass incarceration
prison abolition discourse
race in the United States
social justice
narrativeForm dialogue
perspective critical race theory
radical pedagogy
structure series of dialogues

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Marc Lamont Hill notableWork The Classroom and the Cell