Exposing Corruption and Injustice in the U.S. Prison System: Orange Is the New Black

Name Instructor Course Date Orange Is the New Black Orange Is the New Black is an excellent series whose theme revolves around the inhabitability of American prisons attributed to corruption and ignorance of the set laws. It is an episode created by Jenji Kohan for Netflix in 2010 from Piper Kerman's Memoir and has seven seasons. Based on this TV program, prison remains the pits that many undeserving humans experience agony and miserable life. Justice remains a myth for many inmates as race, gender, and wealth status dictates the nature of treatments in any justice-related situation within the United States of America. Orange Is the New Black portrays a clear picture of the nature of life that inmates experience while held at the American prisons. However, though 80% of the program displays guard brutality and corruption surrounding the American justice system, the episode also reveals the humane spirit of some law enforcers whose urge to fight for inmates' justice remains well defined. The program proves both exciting and tormenting as the injustices experienced by the inmates and the consequences that befell their riot for justice leave the viewer with an urge to watch the following season in search of satisfaction to the undying desire. Orange as the New Black is a title that reflects the extent to which race remains a dominating power in defining who the American prisons view as the most preferring habitant of these unforgiv