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DESCRIPTION:The Tanner Lecture Series on Ethics\, Citizenship\, and Public 
 Responsibility will host Michelle Alexander\, a civil rights attorney\, ad
 vocate\, legal scholar\, and author of The New York Times best-seller\, "T
 he New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness."&nbsp\;I
 n this moderated dialogue\, Michelle will discuss breaking the silence abo
 ut racial injustice in the American legal system. In her book\, "The New J
 im Crow\," she explores the cultural biases that still exist and how segre
 gation has been replaced by mass incarceration. Currently\, there are more
  African Americans in prison than were enslaved in 1850. She blames the dr
 ug war for many of these\, as people are then labeled as felons and stuck 
 in an endless cycle of discrimination. How can they improve their lives wh
 en they can’t get a job\, housing or health benefits? During this conversa
 tion\, the acclaimed civil rights lawyer explores the myths surrounding ou
 r criminal justice system from a racial and ethical standpoint and offers 
 solutions for combating this epidemic.
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SUMMARY:Tanner Lecture: The New Jim Crow
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The Tanner Lecture Series on Ethics\, Citiz
 enship\, and Public Responsibility will host Michelle Alexander\, a civil 
 rights attorney\, advocate\, legal scholar\, and author of The New York Ti
 mes best-seller\, "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colo
 rblindness."&nbsp\;In this moderated dialogue\, Michelle will discuss brea
 king the silence about racial injustice in the American legal system. </p>
 <p>In her book\, "The New Jim Crow\," she explores the cultural biases tha
 t still exist and how segregation has been replaced by mass incarceration.
  Currently\, there are more African Americans in prison than were enslaved
  in 1850. She blames the drug war for many of these\, as people are then l
 abeled as felons and stuck in an endless cycle of discrimination. How can 
 they improve their lives when they can’t get a job\, housing or health ben
 efits? </p><p>During this conversation\, the acclaimed civil rights lawyer
  explores the myths surrounding our criminal justice system from a racial 
 and ethical standpoint and offers solutions for combating this epidemic.</
 p>
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