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Michelle Alexander: Black Mass Incarceration IS the New Jim Crow
Bill Quigley
14 Apr 2010
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Michelle Alexander, author of The New Jim Crow, speaks in NYC on how the phenomenon of black mass incarceration became social policy in the U.S. in the past thirty years.  About one hour.

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