That is, as increased numbers of blacks compete for jobs, housing, and other economic resources, whites increasingly feel their economic well-being and dominance are threatened. The second is political threat which occurs as blacks enhance their political power, causing whites to feel their ...
The Division on Critical Criminology and Social Justice (DCCSJ) of the American Society of Criminology condemns the termination and police intimidation of graduate students striking at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC).We wholeheartedly support the demands of the strikers, including a c...
This article expands on Wilson and Cook 1985 by analyzing legitimate and illegal previous earnings among prison inmates in California, Michigan, and Texas. They found that crime paid less than legitimate work for mid-level offenders, but much less for high-level inmates. The most serious offenders...
in an ethnographic study with Black and Latino boys living in a precarious neighborhood in Oakland, California, Victor Rios (2011) shows how young men enact simultaneously hegemonic masculinity with their peers, subordinate masculinity in school, and hyper-masculinity when facing the criminal justice ...
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