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Responding to recent tragic events involving African-Americans and police officers, the faculty of Arizona State University’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice (SCCJ) published an open letter offering 10 far-ranging...Read more
In the United States, managing the tensions between the privileged, politically dominant classes of society and its politically, socially and economically disadvantaged classes, to which communities of color have...Read more
The desire to be a criminologist and to teach the subject at the college level struck Ojmarrh “OJ” Mitchell while he was taking an undergraduate class on deviance at...Read more
The premature death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer caught on video May 25 raises questions as to how a call to investigate a person...Read more
