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Over the past several years, police killings of Black men have received national and international attention. However, there is silence surrounding the deaths of Black women killed by the police. This paper examines the nature and extent of lethal police violence against Black women in the United States, Black women’s vulnerability to police violence, and responses to their deaths. It also uses an intersectional approach to discuss why Black women face racialized and gendered police violence and how their deaths have been rendered invisible in public discourse and justice movements.

Invisible Police Lethal Violence against Black Women in the United States: An Intersectional Approach