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house of detention

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As city comptroller, Bill Thompson has blocked Michael Bloomberg's plan to reopen the Brooklyn House of Detention, saying the cost has gone too high.
In common with many Leftist students, she opposed the war in Vietnam and after a demonstration was sent to a New York women's house of detention, where she suffered humiliating internal examinations.
Superintern Bharat Ayyar has a report from a protest against reopening the Brooklyn House of Detention, where a hearty collection of elected officials pointed out that "people live here now.
 
 
 
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