Punished: Policing the Lives of Black and Latino Boys (New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law, 7)
Victor M. Rios explores how policing and punishment shape the lives of Black and Latino boys, revealing the social consequences of surveillance and criminalization in urban communities.
About This Book
This book investigates the impact of policing practices on young Black and Latino males.
It draws on fieldwork to document how surveillance and punishment affect their opportunities and identities.
The study situates these experiences within broader systems of social control and inequality.
Readers gain insight into the intersection of race, youth, and criminalization in contemporary society.
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