Similar Past, Different Future? How Feminist and Queer Criminological Pedagogy and Qualitative Methods Intersect and Diverge

Panfil, Vanessa R.; Petersen, Amanda M.; Walker, Allyn; Wodda, Aimee

doi:10.1080/10511253.2022.2027478

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“…As outlined above, early iterations of feminist criminology focused on women's absence or misrepresentation of women in orthodox criminological research (Chesney-Lind, 2006). Yet early - and some recent - feminist criminology omits or misrepresents trans- and queer people (Kahle, 2018; Panfil et al, 2022; Valcore et al, 2021). An outdated focus on cisgender women's oppression in feminist criminology is contrary to modern feminism's goals to be inclusive and intersectional (Valcore et al, 2021).…”

Section: The ‘Personal Is (Still) Political:’ the Imperative Of Inclu...mentioning

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“…Researchers can increase gender inclusivity in survey research by using an open-ended question for self-identification (Cameron & Stinson, 2019). While there is work to be done to address past harms and conflicts around gender inclusivity amongst criminologists, this is a way forward (Panfil et al, 2022).…”

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The Personal is Political and so is Discomfort: Intersectional, Anti-Racist Praxis in Feminist Criminology

2022

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The phrase “the personal is political” is commonly associated with 1970s feminists, for whom it denoted the relationship between personal experiences and broad systems of inequality. However, considering bell hooks’ argument that feminists have lost the power analysis fundamental to the relationship between the personal and the political, we assess the relevance of the notion the ‘personal is political,’ to our work as feminist criminologists. Building on hooks’ insight, we argue there is a need to take up an intersectional and anti-racist feminist praxis that centers multiple forms of oppression in scholarship and seeks greater accountability for sexism, racism, and transphobia both within and beyond academic spaces. We elaborate our ideas by, first, outlining the intellectual history and evolution of feminist criminology. Second, we examine how the relationship between the personal and political figures in the work of minoritized scholars. Third, we discuss the necessary discomforts associated with working towards an intersectional and antiracist feminist criminology.

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Section: The ‘Personal Is (Still) Political:’ the Imperative Of Inclu...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Personal is Political and so is Discomfort: Intersectional, Anti-Racist Praxis in Feminist Criminology

2022

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“…In our day‐to‐day responsibilities, Kaba's work may lead anthropologists to mobilize a type of teaching that is more transparent, robust, and relevant (Panfil et al. 2022). The US criminal justice system is staffed by college‐educated employees trained to imagine retribution and rehabilitation as viable stand‐ins for accountability and restitution (Stabler 2021).…”

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“…Anthropologists, particularly prominent university scholars, can leverage their education and their position as public intellectuals to engage other power brokers in society. In our day-to-day responsibilities, Kaba's work may lead anthropologists to mobilize a type of teaching that is more transparent, robust, and relevant (Panfil et al 2022). The US criminal justice system is staffed by college-educated employees trained to imagine retribution and rehabilitation as viable stand-ins for accountability and restitution (Stabler 2021).…”

Section: St-century Abolitionist Anthropologymentioning

confidence: 99%