In the Shadow of the Gallows: Race, Crime, and American Civic Identity (Haney Foundation Series)
This work from the Haney Foundation Series investigates how race and crime have shaped American civic identity. Jeannine Marie Delombard analyzes historical influences on justice and societal perceptions, revealing the complex legacy of these intertwined forces in the nation's development.
About This Book
In the Shadow of the Gallows delves into the intersections of race, crime, and American civic identity, offering a critical perspective on how these elements have influenced national discourse.
The book, part of the Haney Foundation Series, examines historical contexts where criminal justice practices reflected and reinforced broader social identities.
Through rigorous analysis, it highlights the enduring impact of these dynamics on American society, providing insights into the evolution of civic values.
Author Jeannine Marie Delombard brings scholarly depth to the topic, connecting past events to contemporary understandings of justice and identity.
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