以另一种名义的奴役
Slavery by another name
Douglas A. Blackmon、Dennis Boutsikaris · 初版 2008 年
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在这部开创性的历史揭秘著作中，Douglas A. Blackmon 揭示了美国历史上最可耻的篇章之一——一个从内战后一直延续到二战前夕的“Age of Neoslavery”。在专门用于恐吓黑人的法律之下，数以万计的非裔美国人被任意逮捕，被处以高额罚款，甚至还要为自己被捕的费用买单。由于无力偿还这些名义上的“债务”，囚犯们被作为强迫劳动力贩卖至煤矿、伐木营地、砖厂、铁路、采石场和农场庄园
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……任意起诉。通过获取更多囚犯来牟利的机制，其历史可比私营监狱联合体久远得多。编辑补充：关于监狱劳工替代奴隶制的历史，道格拉斯·A·布莱克蒙（Douglas A. Blackmon）的《换个名字的奴隶制》（Slavery by another Name）是关于该主题的绝佳之作。
…arbitrary prosecutions. The history of incentives to acquire more prisoners is quite a bit older then the private prison complex. edit: About the history of prison labor as a replacement for slavery, "Slavery by another Name" by Douglas A. Blackmon is a great book on the topic.
20年代在伯明翰烧制的砖块、松节油种植园……让我想起了《换个名字的奴隶制》（Slavery by Another Name）中记录的强迫劳动，这本书写得极好，强烈推荐。https://www.amazon.com/Slavery-Another-Name-Re-Enslavement-A...
Bricks made in Birmingham in the 20's, turpentine plantations... Reminds me of the forced labor chronicled in Slavery by Another Name, which is a great read that I highly recommend. https://www.amazon.com/Slavery-Another-Name-Re-Enslavement-A...
道格拉斯·A·布莱克蒙的《换个名字的奴隶制》（Slavery by another Name）是这个主题下的一本好书。南北战争是否真的彻底终结了奴隶制，根本没有那么非黑即白，要彻底终结类似奴隶制的状态花的时间要漫长得多。
Slavery by another Name by Douglas A. Blackmon is a good book on the topic. Its not so clear cut that the civilwar actually ended slavery, it took quite a bit longer to end slavery like conditions.
……南北战争后在美国并没有被免于剥削。在许多方面，他们仍通过各种直接和间接手段被奴役。如果你有兴趣了解真相而不只是复读政治宣传，可以读读这本书：《换个名字的奴隶制：从南北战争到二战时期美国黑人的重新奴役》（Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II）。此外你的整个前提就是错的，即便我们退一步承认你说的属实（这本身就极具争议），结果……
…unexploited in the US after the civil war. In many aspects they were still enslaved through various direct and indirect means. If you're interested in not just regurgitating propaganda you can read this book: "Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II". Furthermore your entire premise is false, even if we accept what you suggest is true, which is highly controversial, the result…
关于这种普遍存在的现象，有一本拿了普利策奖的佳作叫《换个名字的奴隶制》（slavery by another name）。这种做法在南方大片地区一直常规存在，直到一战爆发，在少数地方甚至在战后几十年还持续存在。
There's an excellent and pulitzer-winning book about this widespread dynamic called "slavery by another name." The practice continued routinely in huge swathes of the south until world war 1, and in a few places decades even after that.
……美国。”我认为这就是我们的司法系统如此糟糕的主要原因。罪犯租赁（Convict Leasing）过去是、现在也依然是一种野蛮的做法。强烈推荐这本书 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_by_Another_Name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convict_leasing > 例如，在1898年，阿拉巴马州年财政收入的73%来自罪犯租赁。想想看我们竟然对世界上的这种事视而不见。这真让人……
…the United States.” This is I think the primary reason our justice system is so messed up. Convict Leasing was and is a barbaric practice. I highly recommend this book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_by_Another_Name https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convict_leasing > For example, in 1898, 73% of Alabama's annual state revenue came from convict leasing. To think we are turning a blind eye to this in the world. It makes…