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    Gerald Griggs lays out why so many Georgians live under some form of state control. The state has the highest rate in the country of people on probation or parole, and private prisons need beds filled to stay profitable. He connects the incentive to the 13th Amendment, which allows involuntary servitude as punishment for a conviction. The people in state uniforms cutting grass on the roadside, he says, are that clause in action. His call is to stay engaged, because the person in the system is family, and to know the local officials and judges who decide what puts someone there. Full episode: https://youtu.be/3WgTEa6w0m8 Subscribe: https://youtube.com/@butternomics?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Butternomics on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/butternomicspod Follow Butternomics on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@butternomics #Butternomics #BusinessOfCulture #Atlanta #CriminalJustice #13thAmendment #Georgia #Probation #MassIncarceration
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