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Invisible Men: Mass Incarceration And The Myth Of Black Progress,New Little Coyote No Other Book Approaches ThisFor African American Men Without A High School Diploma, Being In Prison Or Jail Is More Common Than Being Employeda Sobering Reality That Calls Into Question Postcivil Rights Era Social Gains. Nearly 70 Percent Of Young Black Men Will Be Imprisoned At Some Point In Their Lives, And Poor Black Men With Low Levels Of Education Make Up A Disproportionate Share Of Incarcerated Americans. In Invisible Men, Sociologist Becky Pettit Demonstrates Another