TDR/The Drama Review · 2001 · 49 citations · 9 references
HumanitiesCriminologyHistoryCrimeCriminal ProcedurePenologyCriminal JusticeHistory Of PunishmentJail HistoryPrison HistoryTorture In Criminal Justice
Since 1967, prisoners doing hard time at the Louisiana State Penitentiary have volunteered to take part in a rodeo staged for tourists. Few of the inmates have ever ridden a horse before, much less a bucking bronco or bull. Is this spectacle of criminalized bodies per-forming under duress “fun” or public torture?
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