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Beats Not Beatings: The Rise of Hip Hop Criminology

Beats Not Beatings: The Rise of Hip Hop Criminology

Nocella, Anthony J., II
Hodge, Daniel White
Sawyer, Don C., III

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Series: Hip Hop Studies and Activism, Book 4

General EducationGeneral Racism & Ethnic StudiesGeneral Sociology

ISBN10: 143319418X
ISBN13: 9781433194184
Publisher: Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publi
Published: Jun 24 2024
Pages: 120
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.30 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Beats Not Beatings: The Rise of Hip Hop Criminology is a powerful, radical, intersectional scholarly-activist collection of liberation-based articles by Mic Crenshaw, Chandra Ward, Maurece Graham, Daniel White Hodge, Anthony J. Nocella II, Antonio Quintana, Andrea N. Hunt, Tammy D. Rhodes, Kenneth Culton, andre douglas pond cummings, Victor Mendoza, Adam de Paor-Evans, Lenard G. Gomes, Elloit Cardozo, and Tasha Iglesias that center marginalized and oppressed stories and experiences. This book emerged out of the Black Lives Matter and prison abolition movements. This collection challenges state violence as well as racist and classist laws such as the school-to-prison pipeline, redlining, three strikes, mandatory minimums, truancy, felons cannot vote, check the box, and curfew. This thoughtprovoking, insightful text demands that those affected by the criminal justice system should be leading the conversation on how it is broken, managed, and needs to be transformed. Critical theorist and Hip Hop activist, Anthony J. Nocella II, an innovative, intersectional public intellectual, pushes educators and society to make connections and think outside the box on how Hip Hop has always had the answers on how to dismantle racism and classism in the U.S. criminal justice system. This book explains how Hip Hop has always had the answer to ending violence and crime in society. It is time to listen; get in where you fi t in, or get out of the way.

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