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Okay, so i see that you need help with these questions.
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And for number one, explain why there are variations in the narratives of the event presented by your selected sources.
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So there are variations in the narrative event by the selected sources can be attributed to the different perspectives and focuses of the authors slash directors.
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Michelle alexander in the new jim crow, mass incarceration in the age of colorblindness, focuses on the social impacts of mass incarceration and the war on drugs, arguing that it is a new form of racial control.
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Role.
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Bruce western's in punishment and inequality in america takes a more socio -economical, i'm sorry, sociological approach examining how mass incarceration contributes to social and economic inequality.
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Eugene rock in the house i lived in presents a more personal and emotional perspective using individual stories to highlight the human cost of war on drugs in mass incarceration.
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Number two, how do your selected sources present information about the war on drugs and mass incarceration in a varied way? the selected sources present information about the war on drugs and mass incarcerations in varied ways due to their different focuses and approaches.
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Approaches...