Emily Power

[Emily Power @epower42]

Critical race theory can also be used within this example. Finding a way to detain and question people of color due to the way society has labeled and defined them.

[Emily Power @epower42]

This is an example of labelling and critical race theory. Due to his color, this man was arrested and treated disrespectfully while standing outside a bar all due to his race. This prejudice and all stereotypes for people of color need to come to an end. #CRIM1001

[CBC News @CBCNews]

Pacifique Niyokwizera, 18, was waiting outside a bar with his friends when he was detained.
A video shows police officers punching him and shoving snow in his face as he lay on the ground. https://t.co/ToI6IcWdOg

[Emily Power @epower42]

The pandemic has caused such an increase in crime rates including sexual assault/abuse. The use of quantitative methods can provide an insight to the difference in numbers of pre-pandemic and during. Surveys may also outline why people feel they cannot reach out during this time.

[Ashleymk @Ashleym77786973]

This is a horrible factor that many believe is an outcome of the Covid-19 lockdown. you can use quantitative methods to test this hypothesis, surveys, questionnaires, police reports, amount of phone calls in for this type of crime. #crim1001

[Emily Power @epower42]

This concert and the traumatic experiences can be studied from a crim/sociological perspective. A mixed methods research method could allow interviews and focus groups to be conducted to get a closer look into everyone’s experience and provide more information #CRIM1001

[Pop Crave @PopCrave]

Ezra Blount, the 9-year-old who was on life support after being trampled at Travis Scott's Astroworld festival has passed away, his family confirms. The death toll from the concert is now ten.

[Emily Power @epower42]

@NathanHillier0 Hegemonic masculinity can come into play. Where the male feels he is to always be in charge, with this career and maintaining dominant social roles. Keeping the title of alpha male. Using their dominance to their own advantage, Unfortunately with young or intoxicated women.

[Holly Stack @hollyrosestack]

https://t.co/0MGLVxSws6

This explains some of the recent issues relating to feminist problems in the workplace and in society with things such as the pandemic, and different expectations placed on women. #CRIM1001

[Hayley Tucker @Hayleyytuckerr1]

Woman “ask for it” by their dress/behaviour. Officer charged for sexually assaulting a woman who was intoxicated. He gave her a ride home and she allowed him into her house. He took advantage of her vulnerability. She was too intoxicated to give consent.
#CRIM1001

[Kiara Richard @Kiararichard22]

Hegemonic masculinity can be seen throughout our society especially when it comes to sexual assault and law enforcement as an institution. The high amount of sexual assaults proves how this mentality has a detrimental effect for citizens, particularly women and youth.

[Emily Power @epower42]

“Masculinity turn” explains that hegemonic masculinity emphasizes practices toward authority, control, competitive individualism, independence, aggressiveness and the capacity for violence. (Brooks & Schissel) This is seen in crimes related to sexual assault in youth. #CRIM1001

[RCMP Newfoundland and Labrador @RCMPNL]

Port Saunders #RCMPNL arrests driver instructor for sexual offences while on the job. https://t.co/s40uEq2a0L