Gab @gabmathus

currently researching for my thesis :) free palestine Butler University Joined August 2021

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Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE

2 years ago

Just found out that rabbits can swim. Also learned their ears go into swim mode when they do. This is important news.

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I Smoked A Predilection For Nipples @BlackKnight10k

2 years ago

Putting together a thread of the best Trump conviction tweets

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Gab @gabmathus

2 years ago

If you care about access to affordable medical tests for all, please sign this petition. I just did! Ask @DanaherCorp & @CepheidNews to put #PeopleOverProfits by reducing the price of ALL their lifesaving GeneXpert tests to $5 each – to save more lives! timefor5.msfaccess.org

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Gab @gabmathus

2 years ago

@DanaherCorp it is vital that you increase access to your Xpert cartridges. you have listened before and these people need you to see them and provide them with this lifesaving healthcare #PeopleOverProfits #TimeFor5

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@Carissa15665580 @JunebugSO345 in identifying further context of experience, i think people outside of marginalized communities can learn from their own biases and engage with topics that cause them discomfort e.g., confronting socioeconomic conditions that separate these communities #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@Carissa15665580 given this, the school to prison pipeline is certainly echoed, but simply existing in these communities is almost an internship in criminal activity #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@Carissa15665580 i think it is interesting regarding the way certain communities are funneled into the prison syst that in this way there is sort of a replication of survival instincts that worked on the “outside” it truly does feel like people are given a master class in crime #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

(3) so, i wonder, to what extent do these boys upbringings impact their adolescent interactions? given these consistent interactions w/ police regardless of criminality, what do you think makes some conform to the stereotype while others do not? #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

(2) ...in police presence. as rios puts it, despite being consistently stripped of their dignity, they dissented. while the takeaway from this can be "the model minority" i think that misses the point of everything rios has said so far. #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

something that i found particularly interesting is how difficult it is for the non-delinquent boys to remain that way. i think it speaks volumes abt the system & proves how there are a # of contributing factors to ea observed boy in the study, yet there is a through-line #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

how do you think decriminalization of drugs might impact police relations with communities like the one observed in the book? given the random (illegal) stops being "successful" under the pretence of protection/weapons search, do you think relations would improve? #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@LVso345 on a related note, 3 Xs policy is a fallible syst due to the radically high recidivism rate (5 of 6 return to prison in 9 years). the carceral syst as rios observes views people in these impacted groups as potential offenders, not as potential victims of social factors #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 i think a great deal of the crim syst is especially impacted by hyperindividualization regarding crimes that X fit social disorg theory. the desire toward the american dream resulting in white collar crime can apply, viewing that the ends justifying the means #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@Bresocial22 @LVso345 in circumstances of poverty the luxury of long-term thought is not often awarded as many people live paycheck-paycheck (or even less than that). especially given their exposure to adults in their life assuming their long-term position in life will involve criminality #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 i have known people to hold implicit biases, but after working in diverse-work spaces have as a result become more progressive. this is evident by the "contact hypothesis" which looks at similarity & mutual beneficial circumstances as a way to reduce "intergroup anxiety" #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@JunebugSO345 as observed in my social psych class, it unfortunately depends on the conditions represented. oftentimes in a sitch like this, people have a tendency to state that the person/group observed is an exception, not the rule. so, maybe? but it really depends on the conditions #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@DSChutch what i mean to say is, the issue remains that the probation officer's perspective unintentionally lacks the sociological imagination, & bc of this, even if they mean well, the relationship btwn them & those they try to help is misinformed on wht they actually need #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@DSChutch as strange of an analogy as it seems in spiderman NWH, many people q'd the rehab of the villains who were going to be sent right back to the point of their death. a change in personality of one is not what is needed for the system to change & the community to become safer #so345

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Gab @gabmathus

4 years ago

@LVso345 it certainly should not be, yet it reflects the way our prison system as a whole treats offenders. no one should be put into a position where it is easier to keep reoffending than to attempt to become a pt of society again, but that’s what probation promotes #so345