A collection of summaries of and links to Race & Class articles (1975-2025) on racism, class, criminal justice, related urban and ‘race’ policies, and key moments of resistance to state/institutional racism.
In addition to the archive, an accompanying Race & Class UK Criminal Justice timeline provides information by year (1958-2025) on key pieces of legislation, local and national policies, narratives and moments of resistance that have been covered in the journal.
All of the Race & Class articles hyperlinked in this resource are available to access on the Sage website. Whilst most of the articles are behind a paywall, and need to be accessed via an academic institution, many of the recent articles are published open access and available to read/download for free.
This is an incredibly valuable resource for understanding the deep connections between race, class, and the UK criminal justice system. The combination of articles and a timeline makes it easy to see how systemic issues have evolved—and been resisted—over time. I appreciate the effort to make recent work open access and accessible to more readers.