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From "Encyclopedia of Race and Crime" (2009) by Helen Greene and Shaun L. Gabbidon

A[edit]

  1. Mumia Abu-Jamal
  2. African American Gangs
  3. African Americans
  4. Alienation
  5. Alliance for Justice
  6. American Indians
  7. Anti-Defamation League
  8. Anti-Drug Abuse Acts
  9. Anti-Immigrant Nativism
  10. Anti-Semitism
  11. Arab Americans
  12. Asian American Gangs
  13. Asian Americans
  14. Atlanta University School of Sociological Research
  15. At-Risk Youth
  16. Attica Prison Revolt

B[edit]

  1. Baldus Study
  2. Batson v. Kentucky
  3. Biological Theories
  4. The Birth of a Nation
  5. Black Ethnic Monolith
  6. Black Feminist Criminology
  7. Black Panther Party
  8. Blaxploitation Movies
  9. Willem Adriaan Bonger
  10. Adult Boot Camps
  11. Juvenile Boot Camps
  12. Boston Gun Project
  13. Lee P. Brown
  14. Brown Berets
  15. Brown v. City of Oneonta
  16. Brown v. Mississippi
  17. Ella Bully-Cummings
  18. Bureau of Indian Affairs
  19. James Byrd, Jr.

C[edit]

  1. Capital Jury Project
  2. Capital Punishment
  3. Castaneda v. Partida
  4. Central Park Jogger
  5. Chain Gangs
  6. Chicago Race Riot of 1919
  7. Chicago School of Sociology
  8. Child Abuse
  9. Children of Female Offenders
  10. Child Savers
  11. Chinese Exclusion Act
  12. Christopher Commission
  13. CIA Drug Scandal
  14. Civil Rights
  15. Cocaine Laws
  16. Johnnie Cochran
  17. Code of the Streets
  18. COINTELPRO and Covert Operations
  19. Coker v. Georgia
  20. Colonial Model
  21. Community Policing
  22. Conflict Theory
  23. Conservative Criminology
  24. Consumer Racial Profiling
  25. Convict Criminology
  26. Convict Lease System
  27. Cool Pose
  28. Crack Babies
  29. Crack Epidemic
  30. Crack Mothers
  31. Crime Statistics and Reporting
  32. Criminalblackman
  33. Critical Race Theory
  34. Critical White Studies
  35. Cultural Literacy
  36. Culturally Specific Delinquency Programs
  37. Culture Conflict Theory

D[edit]

  1. Angela Davis
  2. D.C. Sniper
  3. Death Penalty
  4. Decriminalization of Drugs
  5. Dehumanization of Blacks
  6. Delinquency and Victimization
  7. Delinquency Prevention
  8. Deportation
  9. Detroit Riot of 1967
  10. Discrimination-Disparity Continuum
  11. Disproportionate Arrests
  12. Disproportionate Incarceration
  13. Disproportionate Minority Contact and Confinement
  14. DNA Profiling
  15. Domestic Violence
  16. African Americans and Domestic Violence
  17. Latina/o/s and Domestic Violence
  18. Native Americans and Domestic Violence
  19. Draft Riots
  20. Dred Scott Case
  21. Drug Cartels
  22. Drug Courts
  23. Drug Dealers
  24. Drug Sentencing
  25. Federal Drug Sentencing
  26. Drug Trafficking
  27. Drug Treatment
  28. Drug Use
  29. Drug Use by Juveniles
  30. W.E.B. Du Bois
  31. Duke University Assault Case
  32. Dyer Bill

E[edit]

  1. Elaine Massacre of 1919 (Phillips County, Arkansas)
  2. Elder Abuse
  3. Environmental Crime
  4. Environmental Racism
  5. Escobedo v. Illinois
  6. Ethnicity
  7. Ethnoracial Prison Ghetto
  8. European Americans
  9. Evidence-Based Delinquency Prevention for Minority Youth

F[edit]

  1. Faith-Based Initiatives and Delinquency
  2. Faith-Based Initiatives and Prisons
  3. Family and Delinquency
  4. Fear of Crime
  5. Felon Disenfranchisement
  6. Female Gangs
  7. Female Juvenile Delinquents
  8. Colin Ferguson
  9. First Peoples
  10. Focal Concerns Theory
  11. Labeling Focal Concerns Theory
  12. E. Franklin Frazier
  13. Furman v. Georgia

G[edit]

  1. Gambling
  2. Gang Injunctions
  3. Gender Entrapment Theory
  4. General Theory of Crime
  5. Bernard Goetz
  6. Great Migration
  7. Gregg v. Georgia
  8. Gringo Justice
  9. The Guardians (Police Associations)

H[edit]

  1. Harlem Race Riot of 1935
  2. Harrison Narcotics Tax Act of 1914
  3. Beverly Harvard
  4. Hate Crimes
  5. Hate Crimes Statistic Act
  6. A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr.
  7. Hip Hop, Rap and Delinquency
  8. Historically Black Colleges and Universities
  9. Homicide Seriousness Dyad
  10. Houses of Refuge
  11. Charles Hamilton Houston
  12. Human Trafficking
  13. Hurricane Katrina
  14. Hypermasculinity

I[edit]

  1. Illinois v. Wardlow
  2. Immigrants and Crime
  3. Immigration Legislation
  4. Immigration Policy
  5. Indian Civil Rights Act
  6. Indian Self-Determination Act
  7. Inequality Theory
  8. Innocence Project
  9. In re Gault
  10. Institutional Racism
  11. Intermediate Sanctions
  12. Interracial Crime
  13. IQ

J[edit]

  1. George Jackson
  2. Jamaican Posse
  3. Japanese American Internment
  4. Jena 6
  5. John Jay College Center on Race, Crime and Justice
  6. Johnson v. California
  7. Jury Nullification
  8. Jury Selection
  9. Juvenile Crime
  10. Juvenile Drug Courts
  11. Juvenile Waivers to Adult Court

K[edit]

  1. Kennedy v. Louisiana
  2. Kimbrough v. United States
  3. Rodney King

L[edit]

  1. Labeling Theory
  2. Latina/o Criminology
  3. Latina/o/s
  4. Latino Gangs
  5. Latinojustice PRLDEF (Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund)
  6. League of United Latin American Citizens
  7. Los Angeles Race Riot of 1965
  8. Los Angeles Race Riots of 1992
  9. Lynching

M[edit]

  1. Mandatory Minimums
  2. Coramae Mann
  3. Mapp v. Ohio
  4. Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13)
  5. Mariel Cubans
  6. Marshall Hypothesis
  7. Martinsville Seven
  8. Maryland v. Wilson
  9. Masculinity and Crime
  10. McCleskey v. Kemp
  11. Timothy McVeigh
  12. Print Media
  13. Media Portrayals of African Americans
  14. Media Portrayals of Asian Americans
  15. Media Portrayals of Latina/o/s
  16. Media Portrayals of Native Americans
  17. Media Portrayals of White Americans
  18. Mediation in Criminal Justice
  19. Mentoring Programs
  20. Methamphetamine
  21. Miami Riot of 1980
  22. Militias
  23. Minority Group Threat
  24. Minutemen
  25. Miranda v. Arizona
  26. Missouri v. Celia, a Slave
  27. Model Minorities
  28. Mollen Commission
  29. Moore v. Dempsey
  30. Moral Panics
  31. Movies
  32. Myth of a Racist Criminal Justice System

N[edit]

  1. NAACP Legal Defense Fund
  2. National African American Drug Policy Coalition
  3. National American Indian Court Judges Association
  4. National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice
  5. National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement
  6. National Council of La Raza
  7. National Criminal Justice Association
  8. National Native American Law Enforcement Association
  9. National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
  10. National Tribal Justice Resource Center
  11. National Urban League
  12. Nation of Islam
  13. Native American Courts
  14. Native American Massacres
  15. Native Americans
  16. Native Americans: Culture, Identity, and the Criminal Justice System
  17. Native Americans and Substance Abuse
  18. No-Fly Lists
  19. Norris v. Alabama
  20. Northeastern University Institute on Race and Justice

O[edit]

  1. O. J. Simpson Case
  2. Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe
  3. Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act
  4. 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care
  5. Operation Wetback
  6. Opium Wars
  7. Organized Crime

P[edit]

  1. Peace Pledge
  2. Leonard Peltier
  3. Petit Apartheid
  4. Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash
  5. Plea Bargaining
  6. Police Accountability
  7. Citizens' Preferences for Police Action
  8. Police Corruption
  9. Police Use of Force
  10. Political Prisoners
  11. Powell v. Alabama
  12. Presentencing
  13. President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
  14. President's Initiative on Race
  15. Judicial Ghetto Prison
  16. Prison Abolition
  17. Prisoner Reentry
  18. Infectious Diseases and Prisoners
  19. Prison Gangs
  20. Private Prisons
  21. Ethnic Profiling: Use by Police and Homeland Security
  22. Mass Murderer Profiling
  23. Racial Profiling: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
  24. Serial Killer Profiling
  25. Public Opinion on the Death Penalty
  26. Public Opinion on Juvenile Delinquency
  27. Public Opinion on the Police
  28. Public Opinion on Punishment
  29. Public Opinion Polls

R[edit]

  1. Playing the Race Card
  2. Race Relations
  3. Race Riots
  4. Racial Conflict
  5. Racial Hoax
  6. Racialization of Crime
  7. Racial Justice Act
  8. Racism
  9. Rampart Investigation
  10. Rastafarians
  11. Recidivism
  12. Reformatories
  13. Religious Minorities
  14. Restorative Justice
  15. r/K Theory- relates Population_growth#Logistic_equation to race
  16. Roper v. Simmons
  17. Rosewood Race Riot of 1923

S[edit]

  1. Scarface Myth
  2. School Shootings
  3. Self-Esteem and Delinquency
  4. Sentencing
  5. African American Sentencing Disparities
  6. Latina/o/s Sentencing Disparities
  7. Native American Sentencing Disparities
  8. The Sentencing Project
  9. O. J. Simpson
  10. Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Bombing
  11. Skinheads
  12. Slave Patrols
  13. Slave Rebellions
  14. Slavery and Violence
  15. Social Capital
  16. Social Construction of Reality
  17. Social Control Theory
  18. Social Disorganization Theory
  19. Social Distance
  20. Social Justice
  21. Southern Poverty Law Center
  22. State v. Soto
  23. Status Offenses
  24. Stop Snitching Campaign
  25. Strain Theory
  26. Structural-Cultural Perspective
  27. Subculture of Violence Theory
  28. Supermax Prisons
  29. Superpredators

T[edit]

  1. Tasers
  2. Television Dramas
  3. Television News
  4. Television Reality Shows
  5. Tennessee v. Garner
  6. Terry v. Ohio
  7. Thomas Clarence
  8. Three Strikes Laws
  9. Emmett Till
  10. Tribal Police
  11. "Truly Disadvantaged"
  12. Tulia, Texas Drug Sting
  13. Tulsa Race Riot of 1921
  14. Tuskegee Syphilis Study

U[edit]

  1. United States v. Antelope
  2. United States v. Armstrong
  3. United States v. Booker
  4. United States v. Brignoni-Ponce
  5. United States v. Wheeler
  6. Universal Negro Improvement Association
  7. U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Civil Rights

V[edit]

  1. Vera Institute of Justice
  2. Victim and Witness Intimidation
  3. African American Victimization
  4. Asian American Victimization
  5. Latina/o Victimization
  6. Native American Victimization
  7. White Victimization
  8. Youth Victimization
  9. Victim Services
  10. Video Games
  11. Vigilantism
  12. Violence Against Girls
  13. Violence Against Women
  14. Violent Crime
  15. Violent Females
  16. Violent Juvenile Offenders

W-Z[edit]

  1. Zachariah Walker
  2. Benjamin Ward
  3. War on Drugs
  4. War on Terror
  5. Ida B. Wells-Barnett
  6. W. Haywood Burns Institute for Juvenile Justice Fairness and Equity
  7. White Crime
  8. White Gangs
  9. White Privilege
  10. White Supremacists
  11. Whren v. United States
  12. Wilding
  13. Willie Bosket Law
  14. Wilmington Ten
  15. Genarlow Wilson
  16. Monroe Nathan Work
  17. Wrongful Convictions
  18. Youth Gangs
  19. Prevention of Youth Gangs
  20. Zero Tolerance Policies
  21. Zoot Suit Riots
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