Women at the Wall Drake Deming

Women at the Wall Drake DemingWomen at the Wall is the first ethnographic study of how the arrest, trial, imprisonment, and release of male criminals affects their families, particularly their wives. It relies on first person accounts by prisoners' wives, providing details about the changing texture of their marital relationships and the accompanying stigmatization. From this book we learn about the effects of enforced spousal separation, and the control husbands maintain even

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and the crucial role of Black and White abolitionists in ending slavery in the United States and challenging racial injustice

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