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In an undated handout photo, a police captain in Washington hangs a recruiting poster announcing police examinations to be given in predominantly black neighborhoods in 1968. In his first book, "Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America," James Forman Jr. examines how people, acting with the best intentions, could create a problem even more devastating than the one they were trying to solve. (D.C. Public Library via The New York Times) -- EDITORIAL USE ONLY --
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