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Elaine BrownNon-Fiction · Politics & Society·b. 1943
The Condemnation of Little B
Synopsis
This book investigates the public's reaction to the murder trial of Michael Lewis, known as Little B, who received a life sentence at the age of fourteen. The author focuses on the response from Atlanta's African American community, exploring the societal implications of the case. It delves into the complexities of race, justice, and public perception surrounding a high-profile juvenile conviction.
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African American criminalsAfrican American juvenile delinquentsAtlantaAtlanta (Ga.)Atlanta (ga.), social conditionsCriminologyDiscrimination dans l'administration de la justice pénaleDiscrimination in criminal justice administrationGeorgiaJeunes délinquants noirs américainsJuvenile delinquentsMass media and crimeMeurtreMeurtre dans les médiasMichael Lewis (1983 or 4-)MurderMurder, georgiaMurder in mass mediaOpinion publiquePublic opinionRace relationsUnited states, race relations
