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Few criminologists have addressed the conceptualization of decency in our discourse and how the white identity became synonymous with the normal, law-abiding, citizen in the study of criminal behavior. This chapter places the development of positivist criminology within the socio-economic context of its time. The purpose is to illustrate how the dominant school of criminology developed and was inescapably influenced by the white racial frame that emphasized white supremacy.