Incriminating women of circumstance : the gendered and material implications of the war on drugs / Mary Morrissey.

As the War on Drugs has removed a large population of black men from urban communities, scholars have argued that the War on Drugs is in fact a "war on (black) women" (Bush-Baskette, 1998; Bush-Baskette, 1999; Goldfarb, 2002). This project examines the gendered and material implications of...

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Main Author: Morrissey, Mary (Author)
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Language:English
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