Michelle Alexander is a pivotal figure in the realm of social justice and activism, best known for her influential work as the author of "The New Jim Crow." While her primary focus has been civil rights law, her impact on film and media, particularly through her documentary work, has caught the attention of collectors. Notably, her contributions to the acclaimed documentary "13th" (2016) have made waves in the home video market. This film, which explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in America, is not only a critical success but also a must-have for collectors passionate about impactful storytelling. Collectors seek out "13th" not just for its compelling narrative but also for its special features, which provide deeper insights into the social issues it addresses. The film's various home video releases—especially the limited editions—are highly sought after for their unique packaging and additional content. Alexander's work continues to resonate, making her a significant figure in both the advocacy community and the world of physical media.