303 - Section on Sex and Gender Invited Session. Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Justice: Considering Criminality

Session Submission Type: Invited Session

Abstract

This invited session highlights the particular contributions of feminist, critical race, and ethnographic research to understandings of crime, violence, and incarceration. Presenters will locate concerns about criminality in communities, neighborhoods, institutions, and intimate relationships and explore people's embodied experiences of mass incarceration, surveillance, policing, and marginality.

Sub Unit

• Section Invited

Session Organizer

• Jessica Fields, San Francisco State University

Presider

• Andreana L. Clay, San Francisco State University

Individual Presentations

• Socialized into Submission: What Stop-and-Frisk Does to Young Black Men, and Why Feminists Should Care - Nikki Jones, University of California-Berkeley

• The Criminalization of Urban Boys Across Institutional and Intersectional Fields - Victor M. Rios, University of California-Santa Barbara

• Of Social Maladies and Legal Remedies: Identity and the Juvenile Justice Process - Carla Shedd, Columbia University