This book's title comes from an orange poster its author saw on a telephone pole which seemed "crazy" to ACLU employees.
This book draws on a metaphor by Iris Marion Young to say that individual metal wires need not be designed to trap a bird for many to form a "birdcage with a locked door." This book uses an ad for a driving job with a FedEx contractor while listing EEOC guideline violations in its fourth chapter, "The Cruel Hand." This book's title comes from an orange poster its author saw on a telephone pole which seemed "crazy" to ACLU employees. This book cites the work of Mauer et al. on a stage of "invisible punishment." It opens by listing four male ancestors of convicted felon Jarvious Cotton who, like him, could not (*) vote. This book argues that policies like Reagan's escalation of the War on Drugs and mandatory minimum sentences have recreated a "caste system." For 10 points, name this 2010 study by Michelle Alexander, which labels mass incarceration of African-Americans the direct successor to segregation laws.
This book draws on a metaphor by Iris Marion Young to say that individual metal wires need not be designed to trap a bird for many to form a "birdcage with a locked door.
The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness