The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander, a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar. Professor Alexander has a definite point of view with which you may agree or disagree – this is not intended to be a “neutral” work, like your textbook. Assignment will focus on the Introduction and Chapter Two “The Lockdown”, PDFs of which I have included in the uploading files2. Slobogin, C. (2015). How Changes in American Culture Triggered Hyper-Incarceration: Variations on the Tazian View. Howard Law Journal, 58(2), 305–331. Professor Slobogin is the Milton Underwood Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University School of Law where he is the Director of their Criminal Justice Program and an Affiliate Professor of Psychiatry. Professor Slobogin, in this peer-reviewed scholarly journal article, describes cultural and legal differences between the United States and Europe which may help explain why mass incarceration is so much more of an issue here than it is in other countries. Successful completion of CHOICE A will include:•A summary of the arguments made by Professor Alexander in the two sections of her book listed above, together with some of the evidence she cites to back up her arguments. •A summary of the reasons given by Professor Slobogin as to why mass incarceration is such a big problem in the United States with examples.•A section where you compare the arguments made by these two professors.•A respectful analysis of the different arguments made by these two authors and a statement as to whose arguments make the most sense to you as a way of explaining America’s mass incarceration problem and a discussion as to WHY you made this choice. You may state whether you agree or disagree with Professor Alexander’s overall premise and why. Do you believe she has correctly described the American criminal justice system, or do you believe she had ignored or minimized other important factors that should be considered? You may discuss Professor Slobogin’s comparing and contrasting European and American legal and cultural issues and state whether you agree or disagree that he satisfactorily provides reasons sufficient to explain America’s mass incarceration problem separate from an intent to continue Jim Crow principles by another name, and why you believe that.