Class, Race, Gender, and Crime: The Social Realities of Justice in America
by Paul Leighton, Gregg Barak, Allison Cotton, Carrie L. Buist, K. Sebastian León
Class, Race, Gender, and Crime explores the intersections of social identity, crime, and justice in America. Bringing together perspectives from five authors, the book focuses on the social realities of the American justice system and provides a foundation for examining criminology, law, and social justice.
About This Book
Class, Race, Gender, and Crime examines crime and justice through the social categories of class, race, and gender.
Centered on America, the book considers the social realities connected to the justice system.
Written by Paul Leighton, Gregg Barak, Allison Cotton, Carrie L. Buist, and K. Sebastian León, this work brings multiple perspectives to the subject.
It offers a focused resource for readers interested in criminology, sociology, law, and social justice.
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