The Black One

Teresa Francis Divine
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Some faculty are like father figures to the students. The other younger White males are scholarly and tough but brilliant. Then, there is you, the Black One. Black men are six times as likely to be incarcerated as White men. Hispanic men are 2.3 times as likely. In corrections alone, people of color are overrepresented. This chapter will discuss the disparities in the criminal justice system and why students of color are attracted to the field. Microaggressions in a criminal justice program show up as machismo, as a joke, or even as witty, but never as racist. This chapter will tell the narrative of being a Black woman in a predominately White male department and why Black scholars belong in a criminal justice education.
黑色的
有些教师对学生来说就像父亲一样。其他年轻的白人男性都很有学问,很强硬,但很聪明。还有你,黑魔。黑人被监禁的可能性是白人的六倍。西班牙裔男性的可能性是后者的2.3倍。仅在纠正方面,有色人种的比例就过高。本章将讨论刑事司法系统中的差异,以及为什么有色人种的学生被吸引到这个领域。在刑事司法程序中,微侵犯表现为大男子主义、玩笑,甚至是诙谐,但从不表现为种族主义。本章将讲述一名黑人女性在一个白人男性占主导地位的部门的故事,以及为什么黑人学者属于刑事司法教育。
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