By the late twentieth century, the disproportionately high presence of African-Americans in the nation's prisons had been significantly reduced and the prison population of African-Americans was essentially the same as it was in the general population.

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By the late twentieth century, the prison population of African-Americans had not been significantly reduced to match their proportion in the general population; instead, African-Americans continued to be disproportionately represented in the nation's prisons.

By the Late Twentieth Century, the Disproportionately High Presence of African-Americans