

#2504
Mentioned in 11 episodes
The new Jim Crow
Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness
Book • 2000
In this book, Michelle Alexander argues that the U.S.
prison system has created a new racial caste system, where people of color are disproportionately incarcerated and disenfranchised.
She examines the historical and contemporary factors contributing to this crisis and advocates for a more equitable justice system.
prison system has created a new racial caste system, where people of color are disproportionately incarcerated and disenfranchised.
She examines the historical and contemporary factors contributing to this crisis and advocates for a more equitable justice system.
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
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, referencing an essay that reframed resistance as harnessing the natural flow of love and justice.


Glennon Doyle

19 snips
How to Protect Kids from ICE
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when discussing the consensus that the U.S. had gone too far with mass incarceration.


Alec Karakatsanis

17 snips
How the Media Tricks You Into Loving the Police
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in a discussion about mass incarceration and its relation to the legacy of slavery.


Coleman Hughes

16 snips
Coleman Hughes on the Legacy of Slavery
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as an example of a work that lacks nuance and subtlety in its analysis of mass incarceration.


Glenn Loury

15 snips
Glenn Loury Tells All
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when discussing the impact of the crime wave of the 1970s on American society.

Alex Tabarrok

12 snips
The 1970s Crime Wave
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when discussing historical resistance movements and the fight for self-determination.


Glennon Doyle

Get Free from Perfectionism | Live on Tour
Mentioned by speaker 1 as one of the authors he read to better understand different viewpoints on race.

TGS Live: Viewers Call-In on Jeffrey Epstein, Campus Speech, Israel & More
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in the context of discussing the prison industrial complex and its parallels to the treatment of refugees.


Qasim Rashid

356. TNE TALKS: Trump’s Racist Mass Deportation Plan EXPLAINED with Qasim Rashid
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as one of the authors read in his class on the legacy of slavery, focusing on the prison system.


Coleman Hughes

E333. The Legacy of Slavery: What Still Haunts America - Coleman Hughes
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in the context of discussing the ongoing relevance of Jim Crow laws and systemic racism.


Peniel Joseph

The new American Reconstruction
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as a book she is currently reading about mass incarceration and racism.

Leigh Kramer

Ep 436: The reality of bookworm problems
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in the context of mass incarceration in the United States.

Raj Jayadev

How to create a more just future with your community (with Raj Jayadev)
Mentioned when describing that he never gets into specifics about the New Jim Crow book.

219. The Michael Tait Situation: An Interview W/ Josiah Hesse
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while discussing her journey into activism and the systemic nature of racial injustice.

Brea Baker

Even Better: Activism when you don't know where to start
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as a book that pushed him to think about issues like education and justice reform.


John Legend

Inside 2024 (Full Episode): John Legend on Celebrities Getting Political, Endorsing Biden, and Avoiding a Second Trump Presidency
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as an important read regarding modern mass incarceration.

Josh Firestine

Countdown: Trump and Putin Meeting Preview & Who Wants it to Fail
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in the context of Kamala Harris's evolving views on mass incarceration.

Carlos Lozada

Carlos Read Kamala Harris’s Memoirs. Here’s How She’s Evolved.
Mentioned by Reginald Dwayne Betts in the context of mass incarceration and racial injustice in America.

The Sunday Read: ‘Kamala Harris, Mass Incarceration and Me’
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in a discussion about racial injustice and mass incarceration.


Pete Dominick

#1380 - Pete Dominick
Mentioned in the context of books by Black authors whose sales skyrocketed after George Floyd's murder, then faced banning efforts.

758: Talking While Black