I don’t understand this Social Science question and need help to study.

1 Paper for each part

Part 1:

Prisons as Repositories

After the closing of most of the country’s mental health facilities, many wonder if prisons are the new mental health facilities.

After reading/viewing the following sites reflect on your thoughts. Should prisons be for profit? What is society’s role in protecting those who cannot care for themselves? Who should pay for these services? Is this worth your tax dollars? What steps should be taken?

Profits-prisons

https://www.splcenter.org/20161027/profits-vs-pris…

Prisons are the ‘new asylums’

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/prisons-are-the-new-asy…

Part 2:

False Confessions

The book outlines police tactics that have elicited false confessions.

The book outlines police tactics that have elicited false confessions. Do you think police should be able to use these tactics? Look at the following resources and cite your own.

If you have Netflix (you can get free trial)

Documentary False Confessions

https://www.innocenceproject.org/new-netflix-docum…

Wrongful convictions

https://www.brandeis.edu/investigate/innocence-pro…

1 Paper for each part

  The paper builds upon learning acquired from the weekly reading and classroom discussions that took place throughout the course.  You will select a capital improvement project appropriate for the government sector in which you work or in which you have an interest. For example, if you work or have a strong interest in health care, this term paper could be based on a fictional proposed new pediatric wing of a hospital. The Term Paper will be a capital improvement project plan with you designated as the Project Manager. 

chose a project and send it to me to let the professor know, i prefer something with leadership.

if you need a presentition or copy of the reading let me know.

it supposed to be between 8-10pages

ON TIME

NO PLAGERIZEM 

Hide Folder InformationFolder  HOMEWORK: Tretheway & Moore PoemsInstructions 

Answer ALL of the following questions for the two poems. Be sure to use specific examples from the poems themselves:

1. Natasha Tretheway, “White Lies”:

Briefly sketch out the character of the narrator in the poem. Who is she? Where did she come from? What sort of position is she speaking from? What are the white lies, figuratively and literally, that the narrator tells? Also, what role does cleanliness play in the poem? Finally, analyze the following lines: “I could even/keep quiet, quiet as kept,/like the time a white girl said/(squeezing my hand), Now/we have three of us in this class.”

2. Jessica Care Moore, “My Caged Bird Don’t Sing”:

The narrator in the poem uses both imagery from the natural world (birds, twigs, mice, etc.) as well as pop culture references (Gilligan, Vanilla Ice, Run DMC, etc.) to get her message across. Why combine these two things? Also, what effect does the repetition of the following lines have: “My caged bird don’t sing/It cries/Stolen wings can’t fly”? Finally, what role do her ancestors play in the poem? And what do they have to do with the “drum beat/Heart beat/Drum beat/Heart beat”?

3. Finally, taken together, what do both of these poems say about the race in contemporary U.S.? What about throughout history