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“Manufactured” Mismatch: Cultural Incongruence and Black Experience in the Academy
The following piece gives notes on the autoethnography by Criminal Justice PhD students Kwan-Lamar Blount-Hill and Victor St. John, which was the *winner* of the “Best Article Award” by the Awards Committee of the American Society of Criminology Divison on Critical Criminology and Social Justice. This piece voices their shared experience in traditionally non-minority institutions. […]
A Community-Based Response to Charlottesville
The following piece was originally featured by The Hill on 8/16/17 under the title “Trump’s actions are more telling than his words on Charlottesville.” Heath Brown is an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at John Jay and an opinion contributor to The Hill. There’s been a lot of attention paid to what President Trump […]
The Diffusion of Victim’s Rights in Latin America: Notes on Ongoing Research
The following piece gives notes for the ongoing research by Dr. Veronica Michel, an Assistant Professor of Political Science. This research evaluates criminal procedure cross-nationally to examine victim’s rights in Latin America. It was originally posted in 2017. For almost a decade I have been doing research on victims’ rights in Latin America. My […]
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