Stick Together and Come Back Home: Racial Sorting and the Spillover of Carceral Identity
An examination of how youth incarceration shapes racial sorting and the enduring social impact of carceral identities after release.
About This Book
Stick Together and Come Back Home examines the lasting effects of juvenile incarceration on identity and social relationships.
The book investigates how carceral experiences influence patterns of racial sorting both inside facilities and in the wider community.
It draws on qualitative research to show how formerly incarcerated youth navigate stigma and belonging after release.
The study highlights the spillover of institutional identities into everyday social interactions and neighborhood life.
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