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Capital: A Political Sociological Analysis Of The Police Practice Of Carding

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Levins, K. (2019). The. Card[ing] Capital: A Political Sociological Analysis of the Police Practice of ‘Carding’ in Toronto [Unpublished master’s thesis]. University of Ottawa. This thesis takes an in depth look at relationships between law enforcement and racialized communities. This piece takes a critical look at both the practice of carding and the policing systems overall from a racialized perspective. Though Levins takes a look at Toronto police specifically, a lot of the information included covers systems all over Canada, such as the federal, Canada-wide RCMP. I will largely use this piece of writing as a way of looking at how the carding practice overwhelmingly affects racialized communities. This is not only going to be provided from …show more content…

I will also use this thesis to back up proposed solutions included in my conclusion. Community Assessment of Police Practices. a. The adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the adage of the a “This Issue Has Been With Us for Ages”: A Community-Based Assessment of Police Contact Carding in 31 Division: Final Report: November 2014 This assessment looks to the community for their input on the police’s use of carding. This piece includes several calls to action for the police on their carding practices, as well as brief definitions of terminology relevant to the topic. Overall, the focus is on community input and experiences, especially the experiences of those in racialized groups. I will briefly use this piece to aid in the definition of carding, but for the most part I will be using this piece for the discrimination racialized communities face from carding. The community-based approach this assessment takes gives unique insight to this issue that would be useful towards my research. This paper will also be used towards proposed solutions in the future. Taylor, E. (1998). The

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