DeathThe death penalty has been a controversial issue that has been going on for centuries in our society. According to an NPR show debate on is itthe topic, it's time to abolish the death penalty. theThe statistics are currently being supported by about a third of states, and about eighteen of the states have abolished the death penalty. Therefore, our society should take a stance in theirand let its voice be heard against abolishing the death penalty. However, the death penalty could provide humanshuman rights within regard to security and public safety. Therefore, this threat among human’s lifeto human lives is being protected by criminals and not fromthe legal punishment system. The death penalty has been revised to reduce the risk of many human’s lifehuman lives. No state has the right to give life or utilizingthe ability to take human’sa human life. The death penalty should not be abolished because it is effective in preventing murder and crime rates, and is mistakenly applied to punishedpunish innocent of human’s lifehuman lives. However, having capital punishment inis unfair to the poor, innocence and the innocent, and minorities thatwho are African Americans who have receive most of the death sentences. Therefore, our community areis coming together as a whole in takento take steps to abolish the death penalty. Capital punishment has been unfair to minorities, racial pre-justice, and the innocenceinnocent people in America. Although deathDeath penalty advocates statedstate that with lethal injection practicing in most states havehas been a hindrance for human’sto human inequality. Executing innocencean innocent minority person bringscauses humans to questionedquestion the death penalty toand whether it should be abolished. The problem with death row sentences is that they are becoming more costly, and the death penalty is a cruel punishment based on human’shuman rights. After all, a person who is are supportersa supporter of the death penalty believedbelieves that it has reduced violenceviolent crimes and reinforcereinforces the laws, slavery, and racial inequality.