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"Policing the National Body: Sex, Race, and Criminalization" Jael Silliman
Jael Silliman has defined policing the society within the context of race and class. Politicians, representing mainstream America, have ignored or rarely addressed issues of poverty, criminalization and race that are pressing for communities of color. Good policing among the disadvantaged appear to be the new societal wisdom. Silliman believes such a view negates dealing with the root causes of poverty and racism.
Silliman views aggressive law enforcement policies and actions as tools that:
a. devastate women of color and their communities.
b. solidify the community.
c. protect the elderly.
d. benefit the community

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