Inner Lives
Autor Paula Johnsonen Limba Engleză Paperback – mar 2004
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780814742556
ISBN-10: 0814742556
Pagini: 356
Ilustrații: 27 halftones and 5 charts
Dimensiuni: 151 x 226 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Editura: NYU Press - IPS
ISBN-10: 0814742556
Pagini: 356
Ilustrații: 27 halftones and 5 charts
Dimensiuni: 151 x 226 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Editura: NYU Press - IPS
Recenzii
"Johnson gives these women visibility and voice as they relate their lives, their crimes, and their efforts to remain connected to families and communities...powerful."
Booklist "Johnson's Inner Lives provides both a serious intervention in the literature on prisons and a venue through which incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Black women can speak for themselves. It challenges readers to take action."Black Renaissance "Inner Lives soars when the women are allowed to speak for themselves."
Book"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system."
The Women's Review of Books "Johnson provides a historical look at African American women in the U.S. criminal justice system from the colonial period to the present."
Law's Social Inquiry
"Johnson gives these women visibility and voice as they relate their lives, their crimes, and their efforts to remain connected to families and communities...powerful." -- Booklist "Johnson's Inner Lives provides both a serious intervention in the literature on prisons and a venue through which incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Black women can speak for themselves. It challenges readers to take action."--Black Renaissance "Inner Lives soars when the women are allowed to speak for themselves." --Book"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system." --The Women's Review of Books "Johnson provides a historical look at African American women in the U.S. criminal justice system from the colonial period to the present." --Law's Social Inquiry
"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system."-"The Women's Review of Books",
Booklist "Johnson's Inner Lives provides both a serious intervention in the literature on prisons and a venue through which incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Black women can speak for themselves. It challenges readers to take action."Black Renaissance "Inner Lives soars when the women are allowed to speak for themselves."
Book"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system."
The Women's Review of Books "Johnson provides a historical look at African American women in the U.S. criminal justice system from the colonial period to the present."
Law's Social Inquiry
"Johnson gives these women visibility and voice as they relate their lives, their crimes, and their efforts to remain connected to families and communities...powerful." -- Booklist "Johnson's Inner Lives provides both a serious intervention in the literature on prisons and a venue through which incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Black women can speak for themselves. It challenges readers to take action."--Black Renaissance "Inner Lives soars when the women are allowed to speak for themselves." --Book"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system." --The Women's Review of Books "Johnson provides a historical look at African American women in the U.S. criminal justice system from the colonial period to the present." --Law's Social Inquiry
"Johnson illuminates how the race and gender of African American women affect how they are treated in the American criminal justice system."-"The Women's Review of Books",
Notă biografică
Paula C. Johnson is Professor of Law at Syracuse University College of Law and Co-President of the Society of American Law Teachers.