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The war on the poor: Getting out of jail in the age of austerity

This interview with imprisoned anti-capitalist and solidarity activist Alex Hundert looks into his article "Getting out of jail in the age of austerity."

by Dan KellarAlex HundertGrand River Media Collective

The war on the poor: Getting out of jail in the age of austerity

This interview with imprisoned anti-capitalist and solidarity activist Alex Hundert looks into his article "Getting out of jail in the age of austerity" which, among other things gets into discussion about the McGuinty attacks on social services and the plan to cut funding to the community start up and maintenance benefit (CSUMB).  These cuts will have enormous impacts on prisoners who will be unable to pay first and last months rent on getting out of prison, and are more likely to end up on the streets and back in jail.

 

see http://povertymakesussick.wordpress.com for more on the McGunity war on the poor

- read the original story at - https://alexhundert.wordpress.com/2012/10/16/getting-out-of-prison-in-th...

 

This interview was originally aired on The Daily GRRR, a weekday morning news show on 100.3 SoundFM CKMS, in Waterloo, Grand River Territory of the Haudenosaunee.

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