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what do official crime stats tell us about different ethnicitiys
Black people are about 9x more likely to be stopped and searched than White people
amoung BAME who is the most overepresented
black
what are structural reasons for high criminality (left realist)
Relative deprivation, marginalisation, and formation of subcultures
Economic exclusion, racism, and lack of legitimate opportunities lead some young Black men to form subcultures that turn to crime.
what does bowling and phillips theory talk about
racial discrimination contributes to higher recorded crime rates for Black and Asian people.
what does sharp and budds do
used self-report studies (which ask people to admit to crimes they've committed, whether caught by police or not)
what is gilroys neo marxist perspective
Black criminality is a myth created by racist stereotypes in media and criminal justice system
young Black men committing crime should be understood as political resistance to racism, and police harassment
are Asian over represented
yes over-represented in stop and search rates under terrorism legislation
Cultural differences that may contribute to variations in offending
culture of anti-school masculinity among Black boys.
higher rates of single-parent families in Black households
higher rates marriage Asian households
intersctionists reasons for ethnic differences
Labelling Theory (Becker, Cicourel)
Police and justice system hold racist stereotypes (typifications) of young Black and Asian men as ‘criminal types’.
Leads to over-policing which leads to SFP
what does the Macpherson Report (1999) show
Police are institutionally racist after Stephen Lawrence murder inquiry
why do right realists think black and Asian higher rates offending
poor socialisation
underclass
rational choice
what were sharp and budds findings
White people self-reported higher rates of offending than Black and Asian
Suggests official crime stats are biased due to discriminatory policing practices.