QUESTION 5 According to prison abolitionists, which statement is true? a. Prisons are a tool of racial capitalist control aimed at poor Black and brown people who are being displaced by the restructuring economy b. All of the other answers. c. Communities are made safer when they are economically secure, and people's lives are valued. d. Prisons don't make us safer because they don't actually address the root causes of harm and disorder.
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