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Lecture 12 Outline of Last Lecture I Stratification and Race II Racial Hierarchy III How Race Matters Case of Wealth IV Race and Ethinicity V Minority Majority Group Relations Outline of Current Lecture VI Racial Conflict VII Prejudice and Discrimination and Forms of Racism VIII Institutional Racism IX Criminal Justice System X Stop and Frisk XI NYC s Stop and Frisk Policy XII Stop and Frisk as Institutional Racism Current Lecture XIII Racial Conflict a segregation i legal and social practices of separating people on the basis of their race and ethnicity ii deliberate SOC 100 1st Edition iii linked to poverty and residential segregation b genocide i 1948 convention on the prevention and punishment of genocide ii intent to destroy in a whole or part of a national ethical racial or religious group iii US ratifies the Genocide convention in 1988 1 Forcible removal of native american children 2 Jim Crow Law XIV Prejudice and Discrimination and Forms of Racism a prejudice i negative thoughts and feelings about an ethnic or racial group b discrimination i harmful or negative acts against people deemed inferior XV Institutional Racism a social processes and institutions that seem to be race neutral but that actually disadvantage racial minorities These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best b Conley property value c criminal justice system Criminal Justice Systems a protection of white victims i arrest rates ii prosecution rates iii conviction rates iv more severe sentences XVII Stop and Frisk a race neutral policy b developed by Supreme Court in Terry vs Ohio 1968 case i exception to the requirement for a search warrant ii police can detain suspicious person and pat them down to determine if theyre carrying concealed weapons 1 for the protection of police and others nearby XVIII NYC s Stop and Frisk Policy a Broken Windows Policing i from came to security ii zero tolerance for deviant behavior iii paperwork and performance metrics XIX Stop and Frisk as Institutional Racism a patterns and practices of policing i structure of military command 1 US vs Them ii bureauatically organized 1 performance metrics 250s b reinforces racial categories racial conflict i Floya vs City of NY 1 trial court judge rules that NYC s use of stop and frisk XVI


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