Commentary 2

Commentary 2

Introduction

The cultural stereotyping of offenders has been a long-term and regrettable aspect of American society. On the other hand, following the civil rights movement, the connection involving Blacks and offense was stimulated. The typecasting of Blacks as offender is so enveloping all through the social order that “criminal killer” is employed as a euphemism for “young Black male.” This general label has mistakenly offered as a restrained underlying principle for the unauthorized policy and performance of racial profiling by criminal justice experts. This paper details the theoretical rudiments causative to the growth of Black criminal typification to ...