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| 3308 | data/2017-02/P(1)0001227.pdf | 0 | 0 | According to the Correctional Association of New York’s most recent statistics, “as of June 2006, 203,100 women were in state or federal prisons or local jails, just under 10% of the total US. prison and jail population”—more than two million. In New York alone, as of January 2008, “2,821 women were incarcerated in New York’s prisons—about 4.5% of the state’s total prison population of 62,577.” “More than 65 percent of women in state prisons and 55 percent of men in state prisons report being parents of children under 18.” -“About 64 percent of mothers in state prisons lived with their children before prison, compared to 44 percent of men.” -“About 40 percent of women in state prisons were employed fulltime prior to their arrest, compared with 60 percent of men.” -“Nearly 30 percent were receiving public assistance before arrest, compared to 8 percent of men. About 37 percent had incomes of less than $600 per month prior to arrest, compared to 28 percent of men.” ~Rea| Truth~ | https://www.facebook.com/He||_and_Back—1806743482876111/ | 0.00 | USD | 2017-02-13T07:32:20-08:00 | 2017-02-14T07:32:20-08:00 |