Depending on a multidisciplinary framework of query and vital viewpoint, this edited volume addresses the unique experiences of Black males within different stages of contact in the criminal justice system. It offers a detailed summary of the administration of justice, mental and physical health concerns dealt with by Black males, and reintegration into society after system participation. Current events– including however by no means limited to the shootings of unarmed Black men by cops in Ferguson, Missouri; Baltimore; Minneapolis; and Chicago– have actually highlighted the out of proportion likelihood of young Black males to encounter the criminal justice system. Black Males and the Crook Justice System offers a theoretical and empirical evaluation of the requirement for an intersectional understanding of Black male experiences and outcomes within the criminal justice system. The intersectional technique, which posits that results of societal experiences are determined by the method the interconnected identities of people are perceived and responded to by others, is crucial to recognizing the various types of oppression that Black males experience, and the impact these experiences have on them and their households. This book is planned for trainees and scholars in criminology, criminal justice, sociology, race/ethnic studies, legal research studies, psychology, and African American Research studies, and will work as a recommendation for researchers who want to use a progressive theoretical approach to study social control, policing, and the criminal justice system.
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