Girls and Juvenile Justice

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Focusing on the lives of girls in the juvenile justice system, this ethnographic study highlights their navigation through complex race, class, and gender hierarchies. Through rich narratives, the girls' struggles for social status in various environments—families, institutions, and neighborhoods—are explored. The book encourages a rethinking of policies and programs to better support these girls' aspirations. It provides deep insights into their experiences, making it a valuable resource for scholars in criminal justice, sociology, women's studies, and social psychology.