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keys stats

blacks 9x, asians 2x more likely to be stopped and searched than yt people. philips+bowling (overpoliced, under protected) terrorism act

prisonblack makes make up 3% of pop but 13% of prison pop. asians 6% but 8%

court stats → EM more likely to be given a longer sentence

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3 reasons for stop and search patterns

  1. police racism → macpherson report

  2. may simply just be ethnic differences in offending

  3. demography → EM over represented in groups that are often stopped. LOCALITY THEORY

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institutional racism

holdaway → canteen culture

informal everyday attitudes that police develop to cope with strain of police life. racism, sexism, stereotyping. reinforces discriminatory practices and reflects in decision making

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IR ao3

effort to tackle issues have been made (body cams, diversity training, community liaison officers)

but are they effective

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gilroy

crime is socially constructed, hence unreliable stats

myth of black criminality’ → appear more in stats but in reality are not any more or less deviant

black ppl often commit political acts of resistance to fight oppression and police discrimination/harrasment in racist society

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hall

1970s uk gov created moral panic around black muggers.

during economic crisis, used as a scapegoat/diversion to hide issues

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lea + young + ao3

EM do commit more crime but this is due to social conditions. relative dep, marginalisation, subcultures.

ao3 → not all EM join subcultures, focuses on street crime and ignores white collar crime

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gilroy ao3

lea and young → romanticises criminals, no evidence that black youths see crime as revolutionary

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victimisation

mix(27%) blk(18%) asian(15) yt(15)

individual selected as a target due to race, ethnicity or religion (macpherson report)

in news → over presented as offenders, under represented as victims. this reinforces stereotypes and fuels moral panics.

ao3 → hard to measure how much the media actually causes public fear (active)