The mother of two children has often been the target of plastic surgery rumours. Indeed, barely a week goes by without Pinkett Smith's face being plastered in a magazine or on a website and analyzed by doctors who haven't treated her.
By the 1980s, most prison administrators abandoned rehabilitation as a goal. Forced by an increasing problem with overcrowding and the resulting increase in violence, administrators returned to punishment and security as the primary purposes of prison.
The 1980s were a time of tough on crime laws, which ushered in an era of mandatory sentencing and three strikes laws. At the start of the decade, approximately 13,000 women were in prison, representing 4 percent of inmates in state and federal prisons.Over the next 20 years, the rates of incarceration accelerated, with the rate of increase for women surpassing that of men in the same time period.By 2010, women represented 7 percent of the prison population. Most of the more than 200,000 women currently in prison are there for non-violent offenses.A quarter of women in prison are there because of drug related crimes, compared with only 17 percent of the male population.s with everything in America, race also matters. More than 60 percent of the prison population is African-American or Latino. In 2000, black women were incarcerated at a rate six times the rate of white women.