America On Fire: Police Violence Black Rebellion And The Fracturing Of A Nation Elizabeth Hinton William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

A New York Times Notable Book Best Books Of 2021: Time Smithsonian Review • Editors\ Choice Radical Reckoning With The Racial Inequality America’s Past And Present By One Country’s Leading Scholars Policing Mass Incarceration Between 1964 1972 United States Endured Domestic Violence On Scale Not Seen Since Civil War During These Eight Years Black Residents Responded To Police Brutality Systemic Racism Throwing Punches Molotov Cocktails At Officers Plundering Local Businesses Vandalizing Exploitative Institutions Ever Americans Have Been Living In Nation National Culture Created Part Extreme This Period America Fire Acclaimed Professor Elizabeth Hinton Draws Previously Untapped Sources Unravel Extraordinary History For First Arguing That We Cannot Understand Rights Struggle Without Coming Terms Astonishing Hugely Expanded Regime Followed It Scholar Underlines Crucial Lesson – Precipitates Community Shows How Continues Escape Policy Makers Who Respond Further Criminalizing Entire Groups Instead Addressing Underlying Socioeconomic Causes Taking Us From Uprising Watts Los Angeles 1965 Murder George Floyd 2020 Hinton’s Urgent Eye-Opening Much-Anticipated Offers An Unprecedented Framework Understanding Crisis Heart Σελίδες: 416 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm