- TACC supports everyone that pushes to make positive change for the men at the TCCC. To be clear, we are not affiliated with Texas Tea or other organizations.
- Approximately 30 men (and even more in all Tiers) are waiting for tier advancement from Tier 3 to Tier 4 and NOW TCCO has brought in Dr. Shelley Graham to create a “Maintenance” curriculum that DELAYS (YET AGAIN) progress in the program. THIS IS INTENTIONAL TO HOLD THEM BACK. This is just another way to delay and detour and derail the progress of the men. TCCO is all about smoke and mirrors.
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- Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 4The Next System Project: Toshio Meronek and Erica R. Meiners; November 10, 2017 A key component of the current system is its reliance on imprisonment as a response to behaviors and populations which are understood as sources of actual or potential harm. Unfortunately and unsurprisingly, this carceral response seems to multiply andContinue reading “Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 4”
- Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 3The Next System Project: Toshio Meronek and Erica R. Meiners; November 10, 2017 A key component of the current system is its reliance on imprisonment as a response to behaviors and populations which are understood as sources of actual or potential harm. Unfortunately and unsurprisingly, this carceral response seems to multiply andContinue reading “Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 3”
- Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 2The Next System Project: Toshio Meronek and Erica R. Meiners; November 10, 2017 A key component of the current system is its reliance on imprisonment as a response to behaviors and populations which are understood as sources of actual or potential harm. Unfortunately and unsurprisingly, this carceral response seems to multiply andContinue reading “Beyond The Carceral Logic of Civil Commitment: PART 2”
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