Name: The Criminalization of Black Angeleno Women: Institutionalized Racism and Sexism in Los Angeles, 1928-1938
Creator: Boyd, Kaitlin Therese
Keywords: African American studies, History, criminalization, great depression, los angeles, los angeles police department, sex work

The Criminalization of Black Angeleno Women: Institutionalized Racism and Sexism in Los Angeles, 1928-1938

Doctoral thesis English OPEN

Boyd, Kaitlin Therese;

(2012)

Publisher: eScholarship, University of California

Subject: African American studies | History | criminalization | great depression | los angeles | los angeles police department | sex work

"The Criminalization of Black Angeleno Women" illuminates what happened in early 20th century Los Angeles when African American women, particularly working poor females, came into contact with the Los Angeles Police Department, the court system and the local, mainstream... View more

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