Many social scientists have ignored the diversity of the women's
prison population and the differential treatment to which women of
various backgrounds have been subjected. These omissions have
affected the type of information available on women in the criminal
justice system as it relates exclusively to gender. The goal of
this work is to document women's unique and gender-biased
experience as participants and victims of the criminal justice
system.
Topics include women on death row, race and gender issues,
probation and parole, female juvenile delinquents, prostitution,
health and mental health issues of women in prison, social justice
concerns, and educational programs. The references included
highlight the interdisciplinary nature of the issues as they cross
such fields as law, criminal justice, social work, and psychology,
and reveal the intensity of racism and sexism often ignored by the
system, but confronted by the female population in the criminal
justice system.
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