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Race is
A social construct, not based on biology
Official categories of race compiled by who, and is required for all federal agencies
U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
Official Race categories
American Indian, Alaska Native, Asian, Black/African American, Hispanic or latino, Native Hawaiin or Pacific Islander, White (also north african, middle eastern)
BIPOC
Black, Indigenous, Person of Color
Ethnicity
Differences within racial groups of people based on cultural customs and/or national origins
Is Hispanic/Latinx a race or ethnicity?
Officially considered an ethnic group
Latino = based on what
Geography
Hispanic = based on what
Language
White tend to identify with the term,
White
Hispanics tend to identify with what
National origin
African americans tend to identify with what term
Black
Native americans identify with what term
tribal identifiers (cherokee, yokut)
Asians tend to identify with what
national origin
Pacific islanders/native Hawaiians tend to identify with what
national origin
What is the best predictor of crime?
Sex and Age
Minorities are over represented for most criminal justice _____, but not necessarily ______
outcomes (arrests, stops, searches, corrections), criminal behavior (crime)
Bias
Having a preference for or against someone, something, place, can be positive or negative
Prejudice
pre-judging or forming an opinion about someone, a place, a thing, based on a characteristic but without having any true knowledge. + or -
Bigotry
similar to prejudice, but always negative, more severe
Racism
race specific form of prejudice and/or bigotry which functions in a structural power dynamic to allow discrimination.
Discrimination
differential treatment of an individual because of extra legal factors, and not due to differences in offending behavior
extra legal factors
Race, skin color, religion, class, education
Legal factors
seriousness of crime, criminal record, agravating or mitigating circumstances
Discrimination is prohibited by what amendment?
14th amendment, and title 7 of the 1964 civil rights act
Disparity
difference in outcomes for an individual or group of individuals because of differential offending behavior and not because of differences in extra legal factors.
Disparity and Discrimination
can both be confused for each other
Why is it hard to determine if something is discrimination or disparity
we must know the offending behavior first
Pure discrimination
No disparity, only discrimination
Systemic/institutionalized discrimination
based on historical/established policies
Contextual discrimination
only in certain situations/with certain people
Individual discrimination
only by individual cj officials/representatives
pure justice/disparity
No discrimination, only disparity
The New Differential Processing (TNDP)
crime control policies that are created without bias or prejudice and are based in good faith through research and data but still may result in discriminatory outcomes.
Hispanics in federal race reporting
only recieved federal recognition starting in 90's and 2000's
Examples of the new differential processing in policing
Hotspot policing (heat map), mandatory arrest laws
Examples of the new differential processing in courts
posting bail, mandatory sentencing policies
Examples of the new differential processing in corrections
Parole risk assessment, death penalty
Discriminatory outcomes
procedures that consistently produce unfair outcomes will eventually be viewed as unfair itself even if it wasn't intended to be unfair.
Crisis of legitimacy
cjs-community relations worsen, increased allegations of racism, racial profiling
When did the fbi create a category for hispanics?
2014
Most people processed through the CJ system have their race or ethnicity ____
officially identified by CJ officials, may rely on stereotypes
Disjunction between official identification and self identification can artificially increase or decrease what
crime rates for some races/ethnicities