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Race and Crime in Justice Studies

The document lists several scholarly sources that examine the relationship between race and the criminal justice system. The sources discuss how race impacts criminalization, sentencing, and the experience of minorities within the criminal justice system. Specifically, the sources focus on the overrepresentation and disproportionate treatment of African Americans and the role of the prison industrial complex in perpetuating racial inequities.

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Race and Crime in Justice Studies

The document lists several scholarly sources that examine the relationship between race and the criminal justice system. The sources discuss how race impacts criminalization, sentencing, and the experience of minorities within the criminal justice system. Specifically, the sources focus on the overrepresentation and disproportionate treatment of African Americans and the role of the prison industrial complex in perpetuating racial inequities.

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