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The dark side of the criminal justice system war crimes & the black community, 1960-1990 Ronald L. Morris.

By: Morris, Ronald L, 1938-Material type: TextTextSeries: Critical perspectives on race, crime, and justicePublisher: Lanham Lexington Books, 2022Description: 1 online resourceISBN: 1793613206; 9781793613202Subject(s): United States | Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- History | Discrimination in criminal justice administration -- United States -- History | Race discrimination -- Law and legislation -- United States -- History | African Americans -- Race relations | Discrimination dans l'administration de la justice pénale -- États-Unis -- Histoire | Noirs américains -- Relations raciales | Criminal justice, Administration of | Discrimination in criminal justice administration | Race discrimination -- Law and legislationGenre/Form: EBSCO eBooks Additional physical formats: Print version:: Dark side of the criminal justice systemDDC classification: 345.73/05 LOC classification: KF9223Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Ministries of terror -- Black people under the gun -- Just for that, I'm gonna smash your face in -- Criminal court judges have a God complex -- No convict's story ends happily -- Snoops & snitches -- Ivory towers are white for a reason -- Results of a Harlem survey (on the criminal justice system).
Summary: "Beginning in the Civil Rights era, the American criminal justice system waged a campaign of terror and warlike oppression of Black Americans, Ronald L. Morris analyzes those dark times, it's cause, short- and long-term effects, and calls for change"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Ministries of terror -- Black people under the gun -- Just for that, I'm gonna smash your face in -- Criminal court judges have a God complex -- No convict's story ends happily -- Snoops & snitches -- Ivory towers are white for a reason -- Results of a Harlem survey (on the criminal justice system).

"Beginning in the Civil Rights era, the American criminal justice system waged a campaign of terror and warlike oppression of Black Americans, Ronald L. Morris analyzes those dark times, it's cause, short- and long-term effects, and calls for change"-- Provided by publisher.

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