prison culture 

Prison customs, norms, beliefs, environment, atmosphere, lifestyle, social interaction, inmate code and values. In addition to inmates, correctional officers and staff interaction with each other.

Examples of prison culture: Inmates not snitching on another inmate. Inmates showing respect for another inmates property. Underground economy of trading goods and services in prison. Keeping your bunk area clean if living in a two person cell. Disrespecting another inmate can lead to violence against the person.

prison culture by Professor K Cook November 19, 2013

Poison Culture 

Poison Culture is the sociological phycology around allowing, waiting, and even celebrating the intake of mind-altering substances. Poison Culture celebrates late-night outs drinking alcohol or taking drugs and promotes acceptance of mental constructs such as Sunday Scaries and not allowing oneself to have fun sober.

Poison Culture aids in the development of alcoholism on college campuses.

Poison Culture by Grantman240 April 27, 2022