Volume 37 (2011) Access to Justice: Mass Incarceration and Masculinity Through a Black Feminist Lens
Introduction
Introduction: Mass Incarceration and Masculinity Through a Black Feminist Lens
Annette Ruth Appell and Adrienne D. Davis
Essays
Hyper-incarceration As a Multidimensional Attack: Replying to Angela Harris Through The Wire
Frank Rudy Cooper
Gender Violence in Prison & Hyper-masculinities in the 'Hood: Cycles of Destructive Masculinity
SpearIt
Response to Beth Richie's “Black Feminism, Gender Violence and the Build-up of a Prison Nation"
Kimberly D. Bailey
African-American Grandmothers: Does the Gender-Entrapment Theory Apply? Essay Response to Professor Beth Richie
Jessica Dixon Weaver
Articles
Examining the Reality of Foreign National Child Victims of Human Trafficking in the United States
Bridgette Carr
Rationing Justice by Rationing Lawyers
Peter A. Joy
Administrative Law Pragmatism
Ronald M. Levin
Notes
Lessons from Nutritional Labeling on the 20th Anniversary of the NLEA: Applying the History of Food Labeling to the Future of Household Chemical Labeling
Tobias J. Gillett
Ground Beef Inspections and E. Coli O157:H7: Placing the Needs of the American Beef Industry Above Concerns for the Public Safety
Katherine A. Straw