Write a research paper that addresses one of the following options:Accept Alexander’s invitation (15-16) to produce additional scholarship focused on mass incarceration and other communities vulnerable to mass incarceration (women, Latinos, immigrants, etc.). If you select this option, make sure that your essay does not simply report on this issue. Use Alexander’s text as an example of how to both provide information regarding the issue and make an argument.Write an essay that proposes an alternative to (mass) incarceration. There are many alternatives to (mass) incarceration. They include but are not limited to restorative justice, community-based justice, sentencing circles, counseling, mediation, interventions, rehabilitation, restitution, resolution, community service, drug courts, mental health courts, prison abolition, etc. Your essay should argue for an alternative to mass incarceration. Note: This option does NOT require you to argue against the practice of imprisonment unless that is what you wish to argue. Focus on a particular aspect of Alexander’s text that you wish to research, explore, and discuss more fully. Please note that the subject of a paper focused in this way should be a particular topic touched on by Alexander. The subject is not Alexander’s argument about this particular topic. For example, if you want to make an argument for or against stop and frisk laws, you would not simply restate Alexander’s argument in place of making your own argument. Additionally, if you disagree with Alexander on stop and frisk, you would not frame this paper as a response to Alexander’s argument. That being said, you could use Alexander’s research and writing to support your own original argument, or you could use Alexander’s research and writing as counterargument. You are not required to use Alexander’s writing in your final paper.