Creating Crime: The Rise and Impact of National Juvenile Delinquency Programs in Black Urban Neighborhoods

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Written By Justice Collaboratory

Journal Article | Hinton, E. (2015). Creating crime: the rise and impact of national juvenile delinquency programs in Black urban neighborhoods. Journal of Urban History, 41(5), 808-824. Read article.

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