The affects of radicalized policing and existing wealth gap on unequal ju

Matt Taibbi (2014) suggests that unequal justice is largely a consequence of racialized policing and the existing wealth gap. Analyze the relationship between economic inequality and unequal justice (especially within the context of colonialism and its continued consequences), including things like racialized policing, racialized border controls, state-sanctioned violence, and economic exploitation. How well have the various theoretical frameworks in this course addressed these and other problems of unequal justice? What notions of a just society do they make possible? How have they worked or failed? Be precise.

Don’t forget a thesis sentence explaining what the paper is about, what you intend to do, and how you will do it: “In this essay, I will… by… in order to…”
Use a title page and separate works cited (these do not count towards paper length)
There is an 8 full page requirement, but I will grade up to 10.
Systematic references and proper in-text citations from at least 3 readings and 2 videos. Failure to reference and cite from at least 3 readings and 2 video will result in a grade no higher than a C. Papers with no clear references and citations will not receive a passing grade.
Remember that especially in a justice studies course, granting due credit to the ideas and contributions of others is an ethically significant practice.
You must cite properly (see examples in Module 1 module DB prompt and reference this library guide for help:https://libguides.asu.edu/citing).
Be sure to use proper formatting and grammar; don’t forget to revise!
Criteria for Assessment
Address the substance of the assignment:
Use at least the minimum number of sources.
Answer all parts of the question.
Provide an informative discussion of the issues.
Provide a coherent synthesis of the sources—such that data are brought to bare.
Use and application of concepts and theories
Identify relevant concepts and theories as they relate to essay
Integrate cases and concepts introduced in the course
Show comprehension of key theories and concepts
Critical analysis
Substantiate main arguments with data
Provide consistent logic for theory and data
Question key assumptions
Draw informed conclusions
Writing and Organization
Provide a clear and concise thesis statement and an introduction to essay
Provide a coherent narrative of the issue
Provide an organized and systematic discussion of the topic
Check for spelling, grammar, and formatting.
Keep in Mind
Unexplained references or quotes do not count as critical analysis. You need to engage the course material critically, with clear and persuasive arguments that show you understand the content.
You need to systematically reference and cite from the course material throughout your paper.