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The Cambridge Dictionary defines and imprisoned person as "a person who is kept in prison as a punishment" (Cambridge Dictionary). CWRGM, however, adopts the subject tag "Imprisoned people" to emphasize the personhood of those who have been imprisoned for crimes. This tag recognizes the systemic injustice and dehumanization historically present in the American carceral system wherein many have been falsely convicted and therefore uses the term "imprisoned" to reflect a person's having been placed in prison, while giving primacy to their personhood and not rendering judgement on that person's guilt (Akiba Solomon, "Words We Use," The Marshall Project).
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarceration_in_the_United_States
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The graph displays the other subjects mentioned on the same pages as the subject "Imprisoned people". If the same subject occurs on a page with "Imprisoned people" more than once, it appears closer to "Imprisoned people" on the graph, and is colored in a darker shade. The closer a subject is to the center, the more "related" the subjects are.