Many people don’t have equal rights to things regarding these institutions once they have been to prison. Their rights to a majority of basic necessities in life are stripped from them. Michelle Alexander states “If shackling former prisoners with a lifetime f debt and authorizing discrimination against them in employment, housing, education, and public benefits in not enough to send the message that they are not wanted and not even considered full citizens, then stripping voting rights from those labeled criminals surely gets this point across” (Alexander 167). Once people are locked away in prison which is usually due to racial profiling, they have no rights to so many things in life that make you feel human. The fact that people get their right to vote taken away is extremely unconstitutional especially if they were only caught due to being profiled. They lose the right to live in proper housing conditions and don 't get any governmental help because once again the government and society labels them as “dangerous”. Subsequently there is no way to get out of the hole they have now found themselves in. Employers won’t hire them and the government won’t help them so they really have no options …show more content…
Social institutions produce inequality throughout america by racial profiling, making it difficult for people who have been incarcerated to get jobs, and by not allowing people to succeed unless they are well trained. This makes life very difficult for an enormous amount people, pushing them to feel like they are not even citizens. Inequality of this nature is unsustainable and eventually will have to taken care of, because if not there’s going to be a lot more problems than the ones we face