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Feminist Criminologists of Color on the Impact of Perceptions, Media, Crime, and Justice on Women and Girls of Color
Thu, Nov 20, 3:30 to 4:50pm, Marriott, Foothill A, 2nd FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel highlights the knowledge production of women feminist criminologists of color, specifically focusing on research and theorizing on impact of perceptions, media, crime, and justice on women and girls of color.
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Individual Presentations
Stereotypical Images of Black Women in the Media: The Impact on Potential Jurors - Allison Cotton, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Blogging, Tweeting, Pinning, Posting: Using Black Feminist Criminology to Examine the Tactics of Women Organizing in the Digital Era - Kishonna Gray, Eastern Kentucky University
Intersecting Inequality: The Impact of Race, Gender, Age, and Class on Violence - Toya Like-Haislip, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Controlling Images of the “Other” Woman: U.S. Mass Media Portrayals of Asian, Latina, and Indigenous Women’s Involvement with Crime and Victimization - Hillary Potter, University of Colorado, Boulder