“It’s Hard to Be Around Here”: Criminalization of Daily Routines for Youth in Baltimore

The authors examine how youth in Baltimore experience criminalization in their everyday routines in two key social settings, schools and neighborhoods, and how this can affect their transition to adulthood. Respondents are African Americans between the ages of 15 and 24 who have spent some of their...

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Main Authors: Boyd, Melody L., Clampet-Lundquist, Susan
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Childhood
Criminalization
Life transitions
Low income groups
Microaggressions
Neighborhoods
Perceptions
Social control
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Life transitions
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Neighborhoods
Perceptions
Social control
Youth
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