Title: Research Finds Racial Disparities In Prison Sentences : NPR
Headings: Research Finds Racial Disparities In Prison Sentences
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Research Finds Racial Disparities In Prison Sentences

Content: And the answer is, well, look at the white community to figure out what that would look like. Because we know that for drug crimes, African-Americans are selectively prosecuted and selectively incarcerated. I think when it comes to going to jail, what's good enough for white folks is good enough for African-Americans. SIMON: Paul Butler - he's the Albert Brick Professor of Law at Georgetown University and author of "Chokehold: Policing The Black Man" (ph). He joined us by Skype. Thanks very much for being with us. BUTLER: Great to be here, Scott.