O t-cited contributors to this phenomenon include a "pipeline" in the educational system and a namesake "industrial complex" in the private sector.
In 2012, a seminal text on this phenomenon was criticized by James Forman, who cited Vanessa Barker's research on its "politics." Marie Gottschalk has criticized narrow focus on "non, non, nons" in public discourse on this phenomenon. This phenomenon grew in a "deadly symbiosis" enabled by post-Fordism in an analysis by Loic Wacquant (loh-EEK wah-kwahn), who appended "hyper-" to its common name. Its e fects were analogized to a credentialing process in Devah Pager's account of a  eld experiment conducted in Milwaukee. It is the subject of a book that opens with a family history of Jarvious Cotton. O t-cited contributors to this phenomenon include a "pipeline" in the educational system and a namesake "industrial complex" in the private sector. For 10 points, identify this social problem discussed in Michelle Alexander's The New Jim Crow, whose title refers to the United States' skyrocketing inmate population.
In 2012, a seminal text on this phenomenon was criticized by James Forman, who cited Vanessa Barker's research on its "politics."
mass incarceration [or imprisonment; or anything mentioning jail; accept the New Jim Crow until "Jim"]