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Gender, Race and Crime around the Early 20th Century
Wed, Nov 19, 11:00am to 12:20pm, Marriott, Foothill F, 2nd FloorSession Submission Type: Regular Session
Abstract
This session explores female offenders and their punishments in around the early 20th century.
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Individual Presentations
From Innocent and Enslaved to Incorrigible and Diseased: The Transformation of Prostitution by Progressive Reformers in Chicago - Danielle Romain, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Women in Florida’s State Prison System, 1875 to 1959 - Tiffanie R. Gray, Indiana University, Bloomington
Female Offending: A Historical Perspective - Mary Ellen Mastrorilli, Boston University; Danielle M. Rousseau, Boston University