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The Politics of Injustice 2/e Rod Parker-Rees and there's even a chapterThe U. S. crime rate has dropped steadily for more than a decade, yet the rate of incarceration continues to skyrocket. Today, more than 2 million Americans are locked in prisons and jails with devastating consequences for poor families and communities, overcrowded institutions and overburdened taxpayers. How did the U. S. become the world's leader in incarceration? Why have the numbers of women, juveniles, and people of color increased especially