Women Behind Bars: Gender And Race in US Prisons
by Vernetta D. Young, Rebecca Reviere
Women Behind Bars explores gender and race in U.S. prisons, offering a focused examination of women’s incarceration and the social dimensions surrounding it. Written by Vernetta D. Young and Rebecca Reviere, this work addresses the prison experience through intersecting perspectives on gender, race, and the justice system.
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Women Behind Bars examines the experiences and circumstances of women within the United States prison system.
The book considers incarceration through the intersecting lenses of gender and race.
Vernetta D. Young and Rebecca Reviere present a focused study of women in U.S. prisons and the social issues connected to their imprisonment.
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