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This racial group has the Second Highest State population in California.
What are White People?
This law ensured that enslaved persons who had escaped from the state in which they were subject to slavery would be returned to the ownership of whomever they are due to.
What is the Fugitive Slave Clause?
This police chief was responsible for the modernization of policing through the use of military tactics he picked up from his experience in the Philippine American War.
Who is August Vollmer?
This movement employed the prohibition of vices in order to surveil and incarcerate people from historically redlined, Black and Brown neighborhoods.
What is the War on Drugs?
This system of labor is the foundation of the economic, social, and political inequality for Black Americans.
What is Slavery?
Which ethnic group has the most proportionality of stops and Use of Force by Race in CA?
What are Latinx People
This economic system necessitated the exploitation of racialized, marginalized groups’(e.g.enslaved African Americans, immigrants, etc.) labor and land in order to generate profit for the White upper class.
What is Racial Capitalism?
This system of oppression sets up the rise of eugenics due to its emphasis on maintaining a White-Ethno state.
What is Settler Colonialism?
This practice was induced by the job competition that both de-industrialization and the increased access to jobs that Civil Rights Laws provided for marginalized identities produced.
What is Mass Incarceration?
The purpose of this group in All eras was to protect the financial interest and property of the government.
What are the Police?
This racial group had the most Racial Disparities for Low Level Offenses?
What are "Black people"?
This ensured that enslaved persons would stay subordinate to the cause of generating wealth under the structure of Racial Capitalism from the 1600s to the 1800s.
What is policing in the South?
This poem had a significant impact on Americans’ support of imperialism due to its proclamation that it was the responsibility of White men to "uplift" lesser nations.
What is “The White Man’s Burden?”
This act established mandatory minimums for drug offenses, dictating that 5 grams of crack and/or 500 grams of cocaine would give you 5 years in prison.
What is the Anti-drug Abuse Act?
This structure encompasses all the ways in which societies construct and perpetuate racial discrimination through embedded oppression in the systems that ensure one’s health and wellness such as housing, education, employment, credit, media, healthcare, criminal justice, and more.
What is Structural Racism?
This system enabled the Police Funding of $22.28B in CA in 2022.
What is Racial Capitalism?
This ensured that labor riots would be quelled between White, Anglo-Saxon Americans and immigrants in order to ensure a steady flow of immigrant labor in factories.
What is policing in the North?
This theory states that all traits in humans are determined by a person’s genes and can be controlled by managing the gene pool through the suppression of breeding in people who have “undesirable genes.”
What is Eugenics?
This law gave repeat crime offenders life in imprisonment if they had committed three crimes, even low-level offenses, in the state of California.
What is the 3 Strikes Law?
This system of housing discrimination laid the bedrock for which neighborhoods would be targeted in policing, displacement, and poor loan and credit agreements due to its racial and economic populace.
What is Redlining?
This system allowed police to arrest Black People 2.2 times more likely than white people for low level offenses.
What is "structural Racism"?
This industry upheld the economic system of Racial Capitalism in the United States of America in the 1800s where the South would cultivate it, the North would process it, and the West would supplement the country through the production of food.
What is the Cotton Industry?
This theory states that empires employ methods of repression, surveillance, and policing in their colonies before these methods will inevitably be enforced in its domestic sphere.
What is the Imperial Boomerang Theory?
This economic process incurred a rapid decline in employment in the United States during the 1970s due to the automation of assembly jobs, international outsourcing of labor in developing countries, and increased competition of American companies due to increased global trade.
What is De-industrialization?
This act led to the de-institutionalization and unhousing of mass amounts of mental health patients, contributing to the issue of mass incarceration of unhoused people
What is the LPS Act?