Women Behind Bars: Gender And Race in US Prisons
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Women Behind Bars: Gender And Race in US Prisons

by Vernetta D. Young, Rebecca Reviere

Sociology criminology
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An academic examination of how gender and race influence the treatment and experiences of women incarcerated in US prisons.

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Women Behind Bars explores the intersection of gender and race within the United States prison system.

The book draws on research to highlight the unique challenges faced by incarcerated women.

Authors Vernetta D. Young and Rebecca Reviere provide an academic perspective on prison conditions and policies.

This work contributes to discussions on criminal justice and social inequality.

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