HumanitiesHistorySociologyPolicingSocial HistoryWhiteness StudiesHistory Of WhitenessPolice AdministrationPolice CulturePolice PowersPolice-citizen RelationsWhite SupremacyClass DominationGlobal WhitenessLaw Enforcement HistoryPolicing HistoryPolicing Of Enslaved PeopleRacialized PolicingSettler Colonial WhitenessSocial Domination
This essay considers the emergence of the concept of police power and the institution of policing in the United States in relation to the development and maintenance of projects of enslavement, settler colonialism, racial domination, and overseas conquest over time. It speculates that whiteness and policing have become coconstitutive through a long historical process, one that continues to define and constellate the present.
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The Papers of Benjamin Franklin
Max Savelle, Leonard W. Labaree · The American Historical Review · 1962 · 261 citations