Race, Crime and Justice: A Reader Book

	Race and crime : early writings	1
1	The spawn of slavery : the convict-lease system in the south	3
2	Social factors in Oriental crime	9
3	Variability in the criminal behavior of American Indians	17
4	Lynching and the status quo	25
	Race, crime, and the disproportionality debate	37
5	On the racial disproportionality of United States' prison populations	39
6	Changing conceptions of race : toward an account of anomalous findings of sentencing research	55
7	My black crime problem, and ours	73
8	Race, conventional crime, and criminal justice : the declining importance of skin color	87
	Women, race, and crime	97
9	The criminality of the colored woman	101
10	The image of black women in criminology : historical stereotypes as theoretical foundation	127
11	Up it up : gender and the accomplishment of street robbery	141
12	Sociodemographic predictors and cultural barriers to help-seeking behavior by Latina and Anglo American battered women	161
	Race, crime, and communities	175
13	Toward a theory of race, crime, and urban inequality	177
14	Race and place : the ecology of racial profiling African American motorists	191
15	Crime and racial profiling by U.S. police : is there an empirical basis?	213
16	Defending the color line : racially and ethnically motivated hate crime	227
	Explaining race and violent crime	243
17	Black and white homicide differentials : alternatives to an inadequate theory	245
18	Revisiting the Scarface legacy : the victim/offender relationship and Mariel homicides in Miami	263
19	An analysis of American Indian homicide : a test of social disorganization and economic deprivation at the reservation county level	277
20	Attitudes toward marital violence : an examination of four Asian communities	287
	Race, crime, and punishment	303
21	The changing forms of racial/ethnic biases in sentencing	305
22	American Indians and sentencing disparity : an Arizona test	319
23	The new "peculiar institution" : on the prison as surrogate ghetto	333
24	Crack-ing down on black drug offenders? : testing for interactions among offenders' race, drug type, and sentencing strategy in federal drug sentences	341