Although there are several texts addressing the prison system, there a few that not only examine racial / ethnic "interactions" with the prison system, while including varying groups and incorporating larger social issues. Below, you will find the remaining chapters for which authors are being sought (the titles are designed to present the topics and can be changed according to the author):

3. Lynchings and the (mis)Use of the Prison System
7. Race/Ethnicity, Historiographic Private Prisons, and :Labor Punishment
8. The Early Incarceration of Native Americans
9. Early (and/or) Southwestern Incarceration of Hispanic Inmates
10. The Birth of Federal Imprisonment: Racial/Ethnic Implications
11. Eugenics and the Construction of Racial/Ethnic Prisoner Identification
12. Prison Gangs (conflict amongst races)
13. Judicial Choices and Racial/Ethnic Outcomes (Probation v. Jail)
14. Asian Prisoners v. the Model Minority
15. Native American Jurisdiction and American Prisons
16. Hispanics in Prison: The Fastest Growing Prison Population
17. Race/Ethnicity and Rule Infractions in Prison:

Volume 2 Public Policy Influence(s) towards a Racial/Ethnic American Prison System

Vol. II

3. Diversity of Staff and the Effects on Racial/Ethnic Prison Interactions
4. Counseling, Treatment, and Culture in Prison: One Size Fits All?
6. Prison Privatization: Making Money from Racial/Ethnic Inequality
7. Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
8. Three Strikes Legislation
10. Immigration and the Effects of Hispanic Incarceration
11. The Death Penalty and Racial/Ethnic Incarceration
12. Re-entry, Revocation, Recidivism, and Race/Ethnicity
13. Racial/Ethnic Imprisonment and the Larger Community Effects
14. Terrorism, Enemy Combatants, and Middle Eastern Imprisonment
15. Death Before McKleskey: Race/Ethnicity and Capital Punishment for Non-lethal Offenses