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The New Jim Crow

by Michelle Alexander

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First published
2010
Pages
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Michelle Alexander argues that mass incarceration continues a system of racial exclusion in America. Her study connects criminal justice policy with earlier forms of discrimination, examining how a criminal record restricts access to work, housing, education and public support. The discussion addresses the wider social consequences of punishment and the limits of claims about racial progress.

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Michelle Alexander

Michelle Alexander is a civil rights lawyer, legal scholar, and writer whose work examines race and the American legal system. The New Jim Crow argues that policies associated with mass incarceration created a durable structure of racial inequality after the formal end of segregation.

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First published
2010
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
377
Language
English
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