@RBReich: —We spend $107,575,000,000 more on police than on public housing.—15 states spend $27,000 more per person in prison than they do per student.How about instead of pouring more funds into our brutal systems of policing and mass incarceration, we invest in communities?

Administrator April 13, 2021

—We spend $ 107,575,000,000 more on police than on public housing.

—15 states spend $ 27,000 more per person in prison than they do per student.

How about instead of pouring more funds into our brutal systems of policing and mass incarceration, we invest in communities?

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) April 12, 2021

Robert Reich (@asaguarocactus) / Twitter

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@RBReich: —We spend $107,575,000,000 more on police than on public housing.—15 states spend $27,000 more per person in prison than they do per student.How about instead of pouring more funds into our brutal systems of policing and mass incarceration, we invest in communities?

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