by Michelle Alexander · The New Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781595586438
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«The New Jim Crow» is Michelle Alexander's essay on law and history, published by The New Press in paperback (336 pages, in English).
Michelle Alexander argues that the end of Jim Crow laws did not mean the end of racial control in the United States. The war on drugs and mass incarceration would create a permanent underclass, mostly Black, deprived of employment, housing, education, and basic rights, challenging the idea of a post-racial society.
This edition, published in 2012, includes a foreword by Cornel West and was a New York Times bestseller.
May interest those studying racial justice, social activism, or the American penal system.
