A frican A merican Prison Gangs
James M. A. Pitts
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James M. A. Pitts
Abstract
Abstract Prison gangs are a common problem that permeates the criminal justice system. Commonly referred to as security threat groups, prison gangs are often established among racial lines. African American prison gangs differ from other groups primarily by race. Otherwise, African American prison gangs are typical of other security threat groups, as they are often characterized by their criminality while incarcerated.
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Abstract Prison gangs are a common problem that permeates the criminal justice system. Commonly referred to as security threat groups, prison gangs are often established among racial lines. African American prison gangs differ from other groups primarily by race. Otherwise, African American prison gangs are typical of other security threat groups, as they are often characterized by their criminality while incarcerated.
Key concepts: Prison, Criminology, Race (biology), Maximum security, Criminal justice, Economic Justice, Computer security, Political science