In the first chapter of her book “The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness”(2010), Michelle Alexander, a renowned civil rights lawyer, asserts the emergence of a newly formed rational discrimination toward African-Americans within the current criminal justice system by its comparison to the racial caste system that existed throughout the American civil society. To support her augment, she first acknowledging the high adaptability of the racial prejudice by which revealing the historical transaction from the history of slavery to the rise of the Jim Crow Lows. Then, she goes on to describe how politics such as political campaigns and presidential policies, as well as the shift in the U.S economic climate, have constructed