Jessica Grosholz

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University of South Florida

United States

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Jessica Grosholz is an Associate Professor at the University of South Florida in the United States. Her research interests encompass the social and systemic issues surrounding incarceration, public perceptions of prison reform, and the intersections of race and gender within the criminal justice system. Recent publications include analyses of the lived experiences of incarcerated individuals and the dynamics of racial disparities in correctional environments.

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Prairie View A&M University

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Articles (12)

We are all Sentenced: The Lived Experience of Mothers With an Adult Incarcerated Daughter

“A Skinhead at Heart with a Hate-Filled Mind”: Understanding the Themes Present in the White Power Music Scene

Public perceptions as a potential barrier for prison reform in Panama: An analysis of user comments on YouTube

Examining and Expanding Latinx General Strain Theory

Mental Illness and Racial Disparities in Correctional Staff-Involved Violence: An Analysis of Jails in the United States

"Soldiers of the Faith": A Comparative Analysis of White Power Songs and Islamic State Nasheeds

Eviction and Crime: A Neighborhood Analysis in Philadelphia

Vicarious Family Health Strain and Juvenile Delinquency

A Gendered Look at Latinx General Strain Theory

Returning Citizens and Point of Entry: Is There a Match?

Health conditions and victimization among incarcerated individuals in U. S. jails

Entrepreneurship Education in the Transformation of Incarcerated Individuals: A Review of the Literature and Future Research Directions

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