CRJS 4401 Lecture 5: Lecture #5 February 3rd 2017 Indigenous People and CRJS
10 Mar 2017
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Lecture #5 february 3rd 2017 indigenous people and crjs. Journal #4: racial justice, and geographical spaces in the urban areas where one racial group is pushed and its seen as okay if you are there this is what your life is going to look like. Social disorganization (zones) inner core, concentric zone unemployment, transient housing, social problems, schools have high drop out rates, criminal behaviour etc. lower socio economic status. As you go outside the inner core it gets more expensive and much more difficult to maintain a life there. Space and social problems integrate with one another. Leaves a cycle of problems (overcrowding, gangs, more likely to fall into that cycle). Offenders were from outside the space and went into the lower economic status areas. Disposable people: people whose lives are less valuable, and are able to be ignored as victims of crime.
