Arrested Justice: Black Women, Violence, and America’s Prison Nation
Beth E. Richie examines Black women, violence, and incarceration in the United States. Framing these subjects through the idea of America’s prison nation, Arrested Justice offers a focused exploration of justice, punishment, and the social and legal realities surrounding imprisonment.
About This Book
Arrested Justice explores the relationship between Black women, violence, and the United States prison system.
Beth E. Richie considers how questions of justice and punishment affect the lives and experiences represented by the book’s central themes.
With its focus on America’s prison nation, the book addresses incarceration within a broader social and legal context.
This is a work for readers interested in social justice, law, sociology, and the treatment of violence in the United States.
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