Keesha Middlemass's guest appearances

Keesha Middlemass

Story in the Public Square

One in Four Podcast

Black Lives: In the Era of COVID-19

Donald Trump

Judson Brewer

James Martin

Paul Williams

Mo Rocca

Jonathan Haidt

Mark Blyth

Margalit Fox

Paul Tremblay

Jamie Metzl

Alice Hill

Pamela Paul

Theodore Roosevelt

Alan Lightman

Rachel Kleinfeld

OwlTail

In this episode, our hosts Samuel Roberts and Mabel O. Wilson talk with Prof. Keesha Middlemass of Howard University. Prof. Middlemass discusses the effects of the novel coronavirus as it travels through jails and prisons in the U.S., and how exposure and infection impact incarcerated populations and those who are re-entering communities. Included in this discussion are the ways in which the carceral system has changed under COVID-19.

In this episode, our hosts Samuel Roberts and Mabel O. Wilson talk with Prof. Keesha Middlemass of Howard University. Prof. Middlemass discusses the effects of the novel coronavirus as it travels through jails and prisons in the U.S., and how exposure and infection impact incarcerated populations and those who are re-entering communities. Included in this discussion are the ways in which the carceral system has changed under COVID-19.

Episode 04 In the Era of COVID-19: Prof. Keesha Middlemass on Incarceration and Re-entry

With less than 5 percent of the planet’s population, the United States houses 22 percent of the world’s prisoners. The challenges of navigating that system don’t end when the convicted felon completes his or her sentence.  Keesha Middlemass shines a light on the substantial barriers felons face when they try to reenter society.  She’s Keesha Middlemass this week on Story in the Public Square. Dr. Middlemass is a political science professor at Howard University.  She teaches courses in public policy and American Politics, and conducts research on race, institutions, public policy, and marginalized populations, focussing specifically on studying prisoner reentry, the politics of punishment, and racial justice. Her book, “Convicted &amp; Condemned: The Politics and Policies of Prisoner Reentry” examines the public policies that create perverted incentives for men and women convicted of a felony and attempting to reenter society. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With less than 5 percent of the planet’s population, the United States houses 22 percent of the world’s prisoners. The challenges of navigating that system don’t end when the convicted felon completes his or her sentence.  Keesha Middlemass shines a light on the substantial barriers felons face when they try to reenter society.  She’s Keesha Middlemass this week on Story in the Public Square. Dr. Middlemass is a political science professor at Howard University.  She teaches courses in public policy and American Politics, and conducts research on race, institutions, public policy, and marginalized populations, focussing specifically on studying prisoner reentry, the politics of punishment, and racial justice. Her book, “Convicted &amp; Condemned: The Politics and Policies of Prisoner Reentry” examines the public policies that create perverted incentives for men and women convicted of a felony and attempting to reenter society. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Convicted and Condemned with Keesha Middlemass

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A Conversation with Professor Keesha Middlemass