Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice: Examining Barriers to Justice
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Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice: Examining Barriers to Justice

by Danielle Mcdonald

Law criminal justice 社会科学
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Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice examines barriers to justice through the interconnected lenses of race, gender, and class. The book provides a focused resource for readers interested in criminal justice, law, inequality, and the ways social factors relate to access to justice.

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Race, Gender, Class, and Criminal Justice examines the relationship between social identity and the criminal justice system.

The book focuses on barriers to justice associated with race, gender, and class.

It offers a framework for considering how these factors may shape experiences within criminal justice.

This title is suited to readers studying law, criminal justice, inequality, and related social issues.

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