> it's not, not even slightly, as far as i can tell. what makes you feel this is the case? If there was a high level policy to explicitly imprison African Amer

> it's not, not even slightly, as far as i can tell. what makes you feel this is the case? If there was a high level policy to explicitly imprison African Americans (rather than one that disproportionately imprisons blacks because of complicated circumstances), it's hard to believe a black president would support it or allow it to continue.