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The 13th Amendment Exclusion Leads To Modern Day Slavery

October 30, 2018
by Ellen Wang with No Comment US Law

Summary: U.S. inmates stage nationwide prison strikes over the 13th Amendment loophole that allows for the exploitation of coerced prison labor. A hundred and fifty years after the end of the Civil War, the legality of slavery is still up for debate. Though the U.S. Constitution was amended to p ...

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