This article addresses the concern that death by legal intervention is a health outcome
disproportionately experienced by boys and men of color, and predicated on the quality of …

Following the high-profile deaths of eighteen-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri,
and twenty-five-year-old Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Maryland, both cities erupted in protest …

We argue that claims of racial progress rest upon untenable teleological assumptions
founded in Enlightenment discourse. We examine the theoretical and methodological focus …

Broadly defined, restorative justice (RJ) is a set of procedures based in Indigenous
peacemaking practices that reduces recidivism and guides the effective reparation of harm …

We explore race differences in how individuals experience mass incarceration, as well as in
mass incarceration's impacts on measures of well-being that are recognized as major social …

Abstract The War on Drugs in the United States has been part of a system of social control
targeting low‐income black and Latinx communities. While this statement has been …

The paper expresses deep concern for the paucity of critical accounting scholarship in the
contemporary period that can only be deemed hyper-racial (Alim and Reyes, 2011). By …

The term “microaggression” has experienced a lively existence in the field of psychology
since its introduction in 1970s. Sociology has recently come to study microaggressions, yet …

The explosion of Black Lives Matter protests in the mid-2010s rendered visible state
violence against Black Americans, producing a barrage of images and videos of lethal …

Scholars across disciplines have argued that race and religion are co‐constituted in part
because of their historical relationship. The concept of racialization, particularly as it is …