Compared with men's prisons, women's prisons:
A) typically have educated and employed inmates.
B) have extremely low levels of race-based, gang-related physical aggression.
C) bear little relation to life on the outside.
D) have inmates who are mostly over the age of forty.

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Women's prisons generally have lower levels of race-based, gang-related physical aggression compared to men's prisons. This difference can be attributed to various factors, including the nature of social relationships and conflict resolution strategies prevalent among female inmate populations.

Compared with Men's Prisons, Women's Prisons