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This text looks at the multiple hazards of discrimination - on the bas is of race, gender and class - faced by black women who come into contact with the criminal justice process. It contains extracts from interviews with black women prisoners, background information about discrimination and disadvantage, and the authors' argument that the agenda should be one of "making things happen."
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foreign black women, foreign national prisoners, black offenders, community sentences, female prison population, white offenders, feminist criminology Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Home Office, Black Women's Experiences of Criminal, Crown Court, Penal Affairs Consortium, Waterside Press, The Guardian, Mental Health Act, United Kingdom, Prison Service, West Indian, Beatrice's Case, Metropolitan Police, Voices Unheard, Combination of Forces, The Times, Stephen Lawrence, The Voice, National Probation Service, Eve Was Framed, Joy Gardner, Criminal Justice Act, Criminal Law Review, Clarendon Press, Home Secretary, Association of Black Probation Officers Browse Sample Pages:
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foreign black women, foreign national prisoners, black offenders, community sentences, female prison population, white offenders, feminist criminology Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Home Office, Black Women's Experiences of Criminal, Crown Court, Penal Affairs Consortium, Waterside Press, The Guardian, Mental Health Act, United Kingdom, Prison Service, West Indian, Beatrice's Case, Metropolitan Police, Voices Unheard, Combination of Forces, The Times, Stephen Lawrence, The Voice, National Probation Service, Eve Was Framed, Joy Gardner, Criminal Justice Act, Criminal Law Review, Clarendon Press, Home Secretary, Association of Black Probation Officers Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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