Compelled to crime : the gender entrapment of battered Black women
Beth Richie (Author)
Tells the stories of battered African American women incarcerated in a New York City correctional facility and explores what happens when the criminal justice system is introduced as a repressive force in their lives. Details the ways in which African American women are hemmed into the corners of U.S. society by virtue of their vulnerability to men's violence, and penalized for behaviors that are proscribed by societal mores of appropriate gender roles
Print Book, English, 1996
Routledge, New York, 1996