who am I?
The Three Main Identities used by society
What are Macro, Micro, and Meso identities?
The two things that make up a system
what is policies and narratives
The Criminal Legal System is held together by these two policies and practices
What are formal and informal policies?
In 1964, LBJ signed this act
What is the Civil Rights Act?
This is an identity that is very easy to control as they are things that don't shape you as a person (career paths or hobbies)
What is a Micro Identity?
This distributes power and privilege
What is system design?
black people are ____ more likely to be killed by police than white people.
what is 3x
This identity can't be replaced or changed because they are the characteristics such as skin color or race.
What is a Macro Identity?
What level of identity is used to determine the distribution of power?
What is Macro Identities?
In 2019 the ____ community were 2.25x more likely to be arrested in the past 12 months than straight individuals.
what is the LGBTQ+ community
This "father of modern policing" set in motion the process that modernized and professionalized American policing in 1909
Who was August Vollmer?
The two founding members of the Black Panther party
Who are Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale?
This identity has little control because they are associated with communities.
What is a Meso Identity?
police often target these communities
What is Red lined communities
the extremely high rate of incarceration in the United States for both adults and youth.
What is Mass Incarceration?
During which president's "years" did 5 grams of crack and 500 grams of cocaine have the same jail sentence of 5 years?
Who is Ronald Reagan?
In an effort to end police brutality, this incident ran from August 11-16th 1965 in this Los Angeles neighborhood.
Where is Watts?
This is used to shape the identities of many
What is Power, Social Order, Micro and Meso Identities?
The 4 Faces of Oppression
What is Exploitation, Marginalization, Violence, and Cultural Imperialism?
this act under Reagan supported gun control to take guns out of the black panthers hands.
1967 Mulford act