The Routledge History of Police Brutality in America (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Aiello, Thomas

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This handbook offers a comprehensive historical overview and analysis of police brutality in US history and the variety of ways it has manifested itself.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 548
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. April 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000852684
• Artikelnr.: 67484061

Autorenporträt

Thomas Aiello is professor of history and Africana studies at Valdosta State University. He is the author of more than 20 books and dozens of peer-reviewed journal articles. He holds PhDs in history and anthrozoology.

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1: Police Brutality and Race Before World War II

1. Slavery and the Transformation of Southern Policing




GLENN MCNAIR




2. Policing in Gilded Age Urban Hubs




MALCOLM HOLMES




3. Mob Brutality in Robert Charles's New Orleans




ADAM MALKA




4. Urban Policing and Race Riots in the Era of World War I and the Red Summer




ADAM HODGES




5. "Killers Who Hide Behind Badges": Race and Police Brutality In The Jim Crow South

JEFFREY S. ADLER



Part 2: Police Brutality and Unionism in the United States

1. Policing the Nineteenth-Century American Labor Movement




MATTHEW HILD




2. Police Unions and Violence in the 20th Century United States

LISA PHILLIPS



Part 3: Police Brutality and Race After World War II

1. Race and Policing in the World War II Urban Riots




MARGARITA ARAGON




2. American Policing and the Struggle for Black Civic Rights




JONATHAN SIMON




3. Walking the Tightrope of Self-Defense:


Imagery, Rhetoric, and Commemoration of the Black Panther Party



CHERYL X. DONG




4. "I don't mind dying":

Police Violence, Resistance, and the Urban Uprisings of the 1960s



MAX FELKER-KANTOR



Part 4: Police Brutality Against Immigrant and Ethnic Groups

1. Vigilante Policing in Asian American Communities


in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries



STEPH HINNERSHITZ




2. Police Brutality against Mexican Americans in the Twentieth Century




LORENA OROPEZA




3. Islamophobia: Supplement for Anti-Black Racism and Policing




STEPHEN SHEEHI




4. From A. Mitchell Palmer to Joe McCarthy:

Police Brutality In the Fight Against Communism



REGIN SCHMIDT



Part 5: Police Brutality and Protest in the Era of Vietnam

1. Behind the Billy Club:


Chicago Police and the Violence at the 1968 Democratic National Convention



FRANK KUSCH




2. Police Brutality and the Student Movements of the 1960s

KATHRYN SCHUMAKER



Part 6: The Legal and Legislative History of Police Brutality

1. Police Brutality and the Nonhuman




THOMAS AIELLO




2. Brutality at the Bar: The Supreme Court and Police Misconduct


THOMAS AIELLO


3. Chasing the Illusion of Police Reform under Capitalism




JILLIAN ALDEBRON AND RODNEY D. GREEN




4. President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing

FREDERICK W. TURNER II AND BRENT HOOSAC



Part 7: Cultural Representations in Literature, Music and Film

1. Not Only Compton: Gangster Rap, Policing, and Protest




FELICIA A. VIATOR




2. Police Violence in Film from Blaxploitation to New Black Realism




KATHARINE BAUSCH




3. Police Brutality and the Black Arts Movement




JAMES E. SMETHURST




4. From Dragnet to Brooklyn 99: How Cop Shows Excuse, Exalt and Erase Police Brutality

SUSAN BANDES



Part 8: Alterity and Brutality in the Late-Twentieth Century

1. Policing, the Bar, and Resistance




WILLIAM ELIJAH HICKS




2. Anti-Brutality Activism and Neighborhood Anti-Crime Activism During the 1970s




CHRISTOPHER LOWEN AGEE




3. The Multiple Meanings of the Assault on Rodney King :


Revisiting Grassroots Discourse After the Los Angeles Rebellion of 1992



KAMRAN AFARY




4. Police Brutality in 1990s New York City:


The Scars of Zero Tolerance and the Struggles for Justice



PAULA IOANIDE




5. Enacting and Enabling Violence: Policing Indigenous Communities

BARBARA PERRY



Part 9: Police Brutality in the Twenty-First Century

1. Make Visible:


Akua Njeri, Breonna Taylor, and Critical Amplification of Police Brutality



AAMINAH NORRIS, NALYA A. F. RODRIGUEZ, MAHA ELSINBAWI,

ABIGAIL COHEN, AND DALE ALLENDER




2. #BlackLivesMatter




LOUIS MARAJ




3. Smartphones as Technologies of Accountability:


Exposing and Investigating Police Brutality Using Smartphone Cameras



AJAY SANDHU




4. Police Brutality and the Militarization of Policing

LESLEY J. WOOD



Part 10: Conceptual and Pragmatic Issues in Police Brutality

1. To End Police Brutality, We Must End the Police




MEGHAN G. McDOWELL




2. Police Terror as Totality:


Reformism and the Ensemble of Counterinsurgency



DYLAN RODRIGUEZ




3. Police Unions: The Police Shield for Abuse and Brutality in America




PERRY LYLE




4. All It Takes Is One Block:

A Case Study of the History of Police Brutality in Public Health



ALYASAH ALI SEWELL