RT Book
T1 Beats not beatings: the rise of hip hop criminology
T2 Hip Hop studies and activism
JF Hip Hop studies and activism
A2 Nocella, Anthony J. 1977-
LA English
PP New York Berlin Bruxelles Chennai Lausanne Oxford
PB Peter Lang
YR 2024
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1870803035
AB "Beats Not Beatings: The Rise of Hip Hop Criminology is a powerful radical intersectional scholarly-activist collection of liberation-based articles by "Mic" Crenshaw, Chandra Ward, Maurece Graham, Daniel White Hodge, Anthony J. Nocella II, Antonio Quintana, Andrea N. Hunt, Tammy D. Rhodes, Kenneth Culton, Andre Douglas Pond Cummings, Victor Mendoza, Adam de Paor-Evans, Lenard G. Gomes, Elloit Cardozo, and Tasha Iglesias that center marginalized and oppressed stories and experiences. This book emerged out of the Black Lives Matter and prison abolition movements. This collection challenges state violence as well as racist and classiest laws such as the school to prison pipeline, redlining, three strikes, mandatory minimums, truancy, felons cannot vote, check the box, and curfew. This thought-provoking insightful text demands that those affected by the criminal justice system should be leading the conversation on how it is broken, managed, and needs to be transformed. Critical theorist Anthony J. Nocella II, an innovative intersectional public intellectual, pushes educators and society to make connections and think outside the box on how Hip Hop has always had the answers on how to dismantle racism and classism by the U.S. criminal justice system. This book explains how Hip Hop brilliantly since day one has the answer to ending violence and crime in society, it is time to listen, get in where you fit in, or get out of the way"
CN ML3918.R37
SN 9781433194184
SN 9781433194191
K1 Rap (Music) : Social aspects
K1 Music and crime
K1 Criminology
K1 POLICE brutality
K1 Hip-hop : Social aspects
K1 Aufsatzsammlung
K1 Hip Hop : Polizei : Strafvollzug : Gefängnis : Rassismus : Strukturelle Gewalt : Widerstand : Abolitionismus : Kriminologie : Aktivismus
K1 USA : Hip-Hop : Kriminalität : Gewalt