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A longtime civil rights advocate and litigator, Michelle Alexander won a 2005 Soros Justice Fellowship and now holds a joint appointment at the Moritz College of Law and the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Ohio State University. Alexander served for several years as the director of the Racial Justice Project at the ACLU of Northern California, which spearheaded the national campaign against racial profiling. At the beginning of her career she served as a law clerk on the United States Supreme Court for Justice Harry Blackmun. She lives outside Columbus, Ohio.
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The New Jim Crow was initially published with a modest first printing and reasonable expectations for a hard-hitting book on a tough topic. Now, ten-plus printings later, the long-awaited paperback version of the book Lani Guinier calls "brave and bold," and Pulitzer Prize–winner David Levering Lewis calls "stunning," will at last be available.
In the era of colorblindness, it is no longer socially permissible to use race, explicitly, as a justification for discrimination, exclusion, and social contempt. Yet, as legal star Michelle Alexander reveals, today it is perfectly legal to discriminate against convicted criminals in nearly all the ways that it was once legal to discriminate against African Americans. Once you're labeled a felon, the old forms of discrimination—employment discrimination, housing discrimination, denial of the right to vote, denial of educational opportunity, denial of food stamps and other public benefits, and exclusion from jury service—are suddenly legal.
Featured on The Tavis Smiley Show, Bill Moyers Journal, Democracy Now, and C-Span's Washington Journal, The New Jim Crow has become an overnight phenomenon, sparking a much-needed conversation—including a recent mention by Cornel West on Real Time with Bill Maher&mdas;about ways in which our system of mass incarceration has come to resemble systems of racial control from a different era.
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沒想到這種高校暢銷書豆瓣上居然隻有幾十個人讀過，read part of it when I was a sophomore，當時讀瞭不少政治正確的書－the tones are generally "without identifying the existing racial caste system, this thing will never end."
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评分作為一個彆扭的左派，我對這本書很警惕：不能讓它利用我的偏見！然而我帶著挑剔態度去聽，最後卻幾乎被強大邏輯說服。說是幾乎，是因為我對引用的數據並不熟悉，所以隻能帶著疑慮去相信它，如果看到反麵的證據，也許也會改變想法。總之，它闡述瞭美國毒品司法係統的不公平：1)針對少數族裔社區執警； 2)整個毒品法傾嚮於嚴判，對黑人尤甚；3）服刑後難以融入社會，少數族裔更難。最終大量黑人男性因為攜帶販賣少量毒品入獄，進入一個幾乎隱形並且極難脫身的底層階級。此外，作者對AA做瞭反思：大張旗鼓地宣揚少數脫睏精英，掩蓋瞭更大的問題，而且造成黑人內部的分層。還有，整個社會膚淺的、對膚色視而不見的“平等”傾嚮導緻無人正視問題。最後提到白人貧睏人群一定程度上成為消除隔離政策的犧牲品，不幫助他們將帶來更大問題——這是預言？
评分沒想到這種高校暢銷書豆瓣上居然隻有幾十個人讀過，read part of it when I was a sophomore，當時讀瞭不少政治正確的書－the tones are generally "without identifying the existing racial caste system, this thing will never end."
评分作為一個彆扭的左派，我對這本書很警惕：不能讓它利用我的偏見！然而我帶著挑剔態度去聽，最後卻幾乎被強大邏輯說服。說是幾乎，是因為我對引用的數據並不熟悉，所以隻能帶著疑慮去相信它，如果看到反麵的證據，也許也會改變想法。總之，它闡述瞭美國毒品司法係統的不公平：1)針對少數族裔社區執警； 2)整個毒品法傾嚮於嚴判，對黑人尤甚；3）服刑後難以融入社會，少數族裔更難。最終大量黑人男性因為攜帶販賣少量毒品入獄，進入一個幾乎隱形並且極難脫身的底層階級。此外，作者對AA做瞭反思：大張旗鼓地宣揚少數脫睏精英，掩蓋瞭更大的問題，而且造成黑人內部的分層。還有，整個社會膚淺的、對膚色視而不見的“平等”傾嚮導緻無人正視問題。最後提到白人貧睏人群一定程度上成為消除隔離政策的犧牲品，不幫助他們將帶來更大問題——這是預言？
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