we need to face head-on the enormous problems of mass incarceration and a system of mental-health care that effectively does not exist.
Creating the help that actually helps people with these issues
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- Mar 2023
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www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
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mental illness are dangerous and need to be kept off the streets to protect the rest of us. J
saying that people with mental can not be helped or it takes too much time and instead putting them in jail is better for the majority
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other drug-related crimes, disproportionately affected people of color and pushed incarceration rates to record levels. Between 1972 and 2009, the prison population alone grew 700 percent.
Seeing minorities get affected by issues such as drugs could lead to not thinking that they take drugs because of lack of mental health awareness in their communities.
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theory falls apart on closer scrutiny. It’s
Even without deinstitutionalization, it would still be hard to predict if people with mental illness would still be helped or not due to the stigma around mental health
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n reality, though, few community mental-health centers were built, creating an extreme shortage of mental-health care
Probably neglected, because people had a hard time grasping the idea of being ill but the symptoms are things that affect your personality and day to day instead a physical cut or fracture
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FDA approved the use of the antipsychotic drug chlorpromazine—also known by its trade name, Thorazine
Beginning of meds being used for mental health care
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The problem grew significantly worse during World War II, when many doctors and other staff were drafted, leaving the hospitals dangerously understaffed.
Problems out of their hand became an issue like doctors getting drafted making facilities understaffed which led to deinstulization
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Dorothea Dix
helped established institutions to help people who are in prison when in fact they need help
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he first psychiatric hospital was established in 1773, but asylums were few and far between until the mid-1800s.
Giving the background to help the reader understand the topic more
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“deinstitutionalization”:
Taking people out of a place that helps with their mental state
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May 25, 2021
Relevant
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The Truth About Deinstitutionalization
Inform the audience with stats
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Washington Post database, nearly one-quarter of fatal police shootings involve a person with mental illness.
stat
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always law enforcement—not a therapist, social worker, or psychiatrist—
A statement that starts the reason for the article People who commit crimes go to jail instead of getting mental health help.
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www.hindawi.com www.hindawi.com
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Principles of Sustainable Architectural Design
purpose to preserve human life by using sustainable practices
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The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.
No bias
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13 Sept 2021
recently published and related to topic
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Shock and Vibration
Journal publishing cite
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MCDM.
Medical Chemical Defense Material people who work in this field
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Samireh Kadaei,1Seyedeh Mahsa Shayesteh Sadeghian,2Marziyeh Majidi,3Qumars Asaee,4and Hassan Hosseini Mehr
The authors are students in universities in Iran who have enrolled in their college's department for architectures.
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archinect.com archinect.com
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ArtWatch UK director Michael Daly told The Times
outside sources
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Josh Niland
Boston university and journalist
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- Jan 2023
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www.avclub.com www.avclub.com
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relatively mediocre outing
Basic ending
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. “Hello Darkness”
reference to the song maybe
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www.theringer.com www.theringer.com
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s theorizing for public consumption, first
People do this now on social media when people post clips of a show and they either spoil it or they are way off
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tar Trek, the geek staple and decades-old TV franchise. A
Probably a forum where people discussed theories of future movies and characters
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