Blind goddess: a reader on race and justice

pt. I. Setting the stage : is justice really so black and white? --

The New Jim Crow / Michelle Alexander --

Race, incarceration, and American values / Glenn C. Loury --

Class, race & hyperincarceration in revanchist America / Loïc Wacquant --

pt. II. Policing : where are the cops when you need them? --

Profiling unmasked : from criminal profiling to racial profiling / David A. Harris --

Stop-question-frisk analyses / Center for Constitutional Rights --

The shame of New York City / Bob Herbert --

pt. III. The war on drugs : who is the real enemy? --

The war on drugs and the African American community / Marc Mauer --

Decades of disparity : drug arrests and race in the United States / Human Rights Watch --

pt. IV. Lawyering : whom are the lawyers really representing --

Should good people be prosecutors? / Paul Butler --

"What's a defense?" / Amy Bach --

pt. V. The jury : who are your peers and who are mine? --

Judgment and discrimination / David Cole --

Illegal racial discrimination in jury selection : a continuing legacy / Equal Justice Initiative pt. VI. Sentencing : does time come in different colors? --

No exit : the expanding use of life sentences in America / Ashley Nellis and Ryan S. King --

New political and cultural meanings / David Garland --

pt. VII. Prison : what are the walls hiding? --

Texas tough / Robert Perkinson --

Prisoners of the census in New York : democracy on the march! / Eric Lotke --

pt. VIII. Collateral consequences : could it get any worse? --

Incarceration and social inequality / Bruce Western and Becky Pettit --

Death by a thousand little cuts : studies of the impact of incarceration / Todd R. Clear --

pt. IX. Solutions : can anything be done about this? --

Doing less harm / Michael Tonry --

The fire this time / Michelle Alexander --

From racial profiling to racial literacy / Lani Guinier.