Black Males and the Criminal Justice System provides a comprehensive theoretical and empirical review of the need for an intersectional understanding of Black male experiences and outcomes within the criminal justice system.
Black Males and the Criminal Justice System provides a comprehensive theoretical and empirical review of the need for an intersectional understanding of Black male experiences and outcomes within the criminal justice system.
Jason M. Williams is an Assistant Professor of Justice Studies at Montclair State University. His areas of expertise are, race and justice, policing, social control, radical criminology, and the sociology of criminological knowledge. In addition to publishing on the above topics he is currently conducting qualitative research on black males and reentry, urban youth and policing, and pedagogical-based research around the construction and dissemination of criminological knowledge and its impact on racialized students. Steven Kniffley is the Associate Director for the Center for Behavioral Health and an Assistant Professor in Spalding University's School of Professional Psychology. He currently teaches Multicultural Psychology and Intro to Psychotherapy. Dr. Kniffley is also a Board Certified Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Kniffley's area of expertise is research and clinical work with Black males. Specifically, his work focuses on understanding and developing culturally appropriate interventions for Black male psychopathology as well as barriers to academic success for this population. Dr. Kniffley has written numerous books, book chapters, and articles on Black male mental health, Black males and the criminal justice system, and academic achievement.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Laying the Foundation of Punishment Against Black Males 2. Black Males and their Experiences with Policing under the "Iconic Ghetto" in Ferguson, MO 3. From Savages to Super-Predators: Race, Lynching, and The Persistence of Colonial Violence 4. Perceptions of Black Male Disproportionality in the Criminal Justice System 5. Black Males and Courts 6. Prison Health and Black Males 7. Black male mental health and prison 8. Failures of Reintegration and the Return to Prison 9. The Racial Politics and Policies of Reentry 10. Institutionalized Mental Trauma and Generational Transmission
Introduction 1. Laying the Foundation of Punishment Against Black Males 2. Black Males and their Experiences with Policing under the "Iconic Ghetto" in Ferguson, MO 3. From Savages to Super-Predators: Race, Lynching, and The Persistence of Colonial Violence 4. Perceptions of Black Male Disproportionality in the Criminal Justice System 5. Black Males and Courts 6. Prison Health and Black Males 7. Black male mental health and prison 8. Failures of Reintegration and the Return to Prison 9. The Racial Politics and Policies of Reentry 10. Institutionalized Mental Trauma and Generational Transmission
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