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“Police violence against black women is underreported, under-documented, and under-highlighted. Black women are left with these questions: Who do I call to police the police? … How do we unlearn these stereotypes about Black women and ensure that their futures are not jeopardized by police violence?"

The Forgotten Victims': How Racialized Gender Stereotypes Lead to Police Violence Against Black Women and Girls: Incorporating an Analysis of Police Violence Into Feminist Jurisprudence and Community Activism The Forgotten Victims': How Racialized Gender Stereotypes Lead to Police Violence Against Black Women and Girls: Incorporating an Analysis of Police Violence Into Feminist Jurisprudence and Community Activism
'The Forgotten Victims': How Racialized Gender Stereotypes Lead to Police Violence Against Black Women and Girls: Incorporating an Analysis of Police Violence Into Feminist Jurisprudence and Community Activism
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
Amuchie, Nnennaya
Vol. 14 Issue 3, Article 8, 2016
https://digitalcommons.law.seattleu.edu/sjsj/vol14/iss3/8
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