Overview
Initial Post: (5-10 sentences, or more)First, identify something you learned or found interesting in the documentary, "13th." Second, drawing on Golash-Boza (2018), briefly connect and expand upon one of the following chapter sub-topics reflected in the documentary: Institutional racism in The Criminal Justice System (248-254), The Economics of Mass Incarceration (254-260), or Collateral Consequences (216-263). Again, just focus on one.
DuVernay, Ava. 2020. “13th.” Produced by Netflix. April 17. Video, 100:00.
- Golash-Boza, Tanya. 2018 “Chapter 9 Racism and the Criminal Justice System.” Pp. 235-266 in Race and Racisms: A Critical Approach. Brief Second Edition Oxford University Press.
- American Sociological Association. 2023. “Policing” Pp 9-10, in Race and Racism in the United States: A Sociological Guide for the Public.” January. ASA Task Force on the State of The Art in Sociological Scholarship on Race. https://www.asanet.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/race-and-racism-in-us-soc-guide-asa-2023.pdf
- Calling All Crows. NA. “Unlocked Voices: There Is No Justice In The Justice System.” (Watch at least one of the seven videos) https://www.callingallcrows.org/unlocked-voices?wix-vod-video-id=b8aa08bdc02848c7bb7ce56e274d5389&wix-vod-comp-id=comp-kla7tjfe
- St. Clair, André. 2016, “Stop Killing Us: Black Trans Lives Matter.” Huff Post, Aug 17. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/stop-killing-us-black-trans-lives-matter_b_57b38d3ae4b03dd538089da9