Forging Black Safety in the Carceral Diaspora: Perverse Criminalization, Sexual Corrections, and Connection-Making in a Death World.

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Title:	Forging Black Safety in the Carceral Diaspora: Perverse Criminalization, Sexual Corrections, and Connection-Making in a Death World.
Authors:	Rodriguez, S. M.¹ s.rodriguez9@lse.ac.uk
Source:	Social Justice. 2022, Vol. 49 Issue 3, p97-113. 17p.
Subject Terms:	*Black people, Punishment, Diaspora, Forced labor, Prisoners' rights, British colonies, Black Lives Matter movement
Abstract:	The article analyzes detriments to the safety of African Americans in a colonial carceral diaspora including perversity of criminalization, sexual corrections, and connection-making in a death world. Topics discussed include reliance of the prison on the notions of sex and gender, alignment of imprisonment with forced labor and productivity, sex-segregated incarceration, queer site of the prison and the roots of colonial oppression, racialization and racism, or political repression.
Database:	Education Research Complete

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Abstract:	The article analyzes detriments to the safety of African Americans in a colonial carceral diaspora including perversity of criminalization, sexual corrections, and connection-making in a death world. Topics discussed include reliance of the prison on the notions of sex and gender, alignment of imprisonment with forced labor and productivity, sex-segregated incarceration, queer site of the prison and the roots of colonial oppression, racialization and racism, or political repression.
ISSN:	10431578