The Study Guide and Call to Action spans the entirety of The New Jim Crow, engaging the critical questions of how we managed to create, nearly overnight, a penal system unprecedented in world history, and how that system actually functions - as opposed to the way it is advertised. Vincent Hardingĭrawing from and expanding on the themes of Michelle Alexander’s acclaimed best-seller, The New Jim Crow, this in-depth guide provides a launching pad for groups wishing to engage in deep, meaningful dialogue about race, racism, and structural inequality in the age of mass incarceration. “An urgent invitation to transformation.” ~Dr.
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Whether you’ve been working on this issue for years, or are just starting out, you’ll find tips and stories to inspire and help you make a difference! This important new resource offers examples from this and other movements, time-tested organizing techniques, and vision and inspiration to challenge, encourage, and motivate. Learn about your role in movement-building and how to pick and build campaigns for justice that contribute towards a bigger mass movement against the largest penal system in the world. Organizing Guide: Building a Movement to End The New Jim CrowĮxpanding on the call to action in Michelle Alexander’s acclaimed best-seller, The New Jim Crow, this accessible organizing guide by author-strategist Daniel Hunter puts tools in your hands to help you and your group understand how to make meaningful, effective change. All of these resources are based on The New Jim Crow and can be used as companions while reading the book. On this page you will find an organizing guide, multiple study guides, and a teaching curriculum for high school students.
People have developed a wide range of resources to use in conjunction with The New Jim Crow.
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