“I felt like trash...I needed help!” - A Discussion of Black Women’s Activism in the Carceral Space

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MCLEAN, Paula (2026). “I felt like trash...I needed help!” - A Discussion of Black Women’s Activism in the Carceral Space. In: RUTTER, Natalie and WAITE, Sarah, (eds.) Women, Relationships & Criminal Justice.The Personal and Professional. Gender and Crime ins Globalised World . Bristol, Bristol University Press, 53-67. [Book Section]

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Abstract
Bringing together diverse perspectives from research, lived experience and frontline practice, this collection considers the central role of relationships for criminalised women, including motherhood, family, peer, romantic and professional relationships.
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Uncontrolled Keywords:
Social Science

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Identification Number:
10.51952/978152924645

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Publisher:
Bristol University Press
Item Type:
Book Section
SWORD Depositor:
Symplectic Elements
Depositing User:
Symplectic Elements
Date record made live:
16 Apr 2026 09:53
Last Modified:
16 Apr 2026 10:15
Date of first compliant deposit:
15 April 2026
Date of first compliant Open Access:
16 April 2026
Version of first compliant deposit:
Author Accepted Manuscript
ISBN:
9781529242638
Page Range:
53-67
Series Name:
Gender and Crime ins Globalised World
URI:
https://shura.shu.ac.uk/id/eprint/37302
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