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Connecting the Cultural Concept of Deviance to the War On Drugs as well as Racism; it is important to understand how racism still continues to be present in our society today. Although the Civil Rights Movement overruled De Jure racism, De Facto racism continues to persist. People of Color are often targeted when it comes to their criminalization. This allows for legalizing discrimination for such individuals; as it says in the 13th amendment. Which furthermore abolished slavery, "except as a punishment for crime".

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Furthermore even after Reagan's term, are society has been accustomed to the categorization of races. When referring to the prison system, there is this commonly held belief that People of Color (not the White race) crowd and flood the prison institutions. This in turn allows for criminal discrimination as well as legal discrimination involving resources such as: education, homes, and jobs post- incarceration.

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War on Drugs: POC involved with High Crime Rates?

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War on Drugs: POC involved with High Crime Rates?

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Dramatically publicizing the War On Drugs, made White democrats revert their values and accentuates their fears regarding People of Color. When in reality, according to Michelle Alexander, People of Color were incarcerated more on the fact that they possessed drugs and less with violent crimes. Such negativity seen in the media creates this perceived belief that People of Color are more likely to perform such criminal actions and deserves to be incarcerated,

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Ostracizing and Discriminating People of Color: 

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Ostracizing and Discriminating People of Color: 

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Reagan's agenda to furthermore gain support for the Republican Party from the Democratic Party worked. Such supporters were gained from the Discrimination of People of Color due to the negative stigma and connection people of color have to crime concerning drugs.

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Reagan and the Republican Party promoted and heavily publicized the War On Drugs, especially in lower-income neighborhoods as well as People of Color.

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Taking advantage of the Post-Civil Rights Movement, Reagan and his team created a platform that attracted White democrats while using People of Color as a way to further such an agenda.

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Ronald Reagan as well as the Republic Party wanted to gauge wider support; especially from the Democrats. To widen his support, his party was determined to increase their efforts in gaining recognition of their values to further White privilege. As well as to heavily influence marking People of Color as quite deviant, criminalizing them through the War on Drugs.