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The Justice We Demand: Voices from the Indigenous Anti-Rape Revolution

The Justice We Demand: Voices from the Indigenous Anti-Rape Revolution

Hardcover

CriminologyIndigenous Studies

PREORDER - Expected ship date August 3, 2027

ISBN10: 1517918634
ISBN13: 9781517918637
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
Published: Aug 3 2027
Pages: 320
Weight: 1.00
Language: English

Sharing stories by Indigenous survivors of sexual violence to reconceptualize justice beyond punishment and remediation

The Justice We Demand asks a profound and urgent question: What does justice truly mean for rape survivors? To address sexual violence, two dominant frameworks of justice persist: carceral justice, which centers punishing perpetrators through the criminal legal system, and restorative justice, which emphasizes repairing interpersonal relationships to resolve tensions between perpetrator and victim. Indigenous survivors and their communities, however, do not view justice as a neat binary between carceralism or restoration. Instead, they navigate complex legal and social systems across federal, state, local, and tribal jurisdictions, and they imagine justice in the form of ceremony, apology, banishment, and more, remedies that often fall outside the formal, colonialist legal system.

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