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Where did the new Jim Crow come from?
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1. Why did mass incarceration begin when it did?
2. What does Alexander mean when (quoting Reva Siegel) she calls slavery, Jim Crow, and mass incarceration “preservation through transformation”? (p. 21)
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This system grew out of a backlash to the civil rights movement
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All of these terms rely on reconstituting a cast system called to assure that people of color are left out of constitutional rights.
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2. What does Alexander mean when (quoting Reva Siegel) she calls slavery, Jim Crow, and mass incarceration “preservation through transformation”? (p. 21)