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cjgl-14056	Hansen, Robin F.	Birth in Prison: Systemic Discrimination Barriers to Acknowledging the Legal Personhood of the Child	2025	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6364	214	37	A “dying” Indigenous person is one who is socially constructed as naturally dying or disappearing due to their own deficiency, a label used to mask deaths, including those from police/prison violence or healthcare neglect, one that includes the “drunken” Indigenous person stereotype.36 Once a “dying” label is applied to an Indigenous person in legal system 32 See Mary Beth Oliver, African American Men as “Criminal and Dangerous”: Implications of Media Portrayals of Crime on the “Criminalization” of African American Men, 7 j. aFR. By identifying and rejecting discriminatory norms in legal system communications, the rights of children can be better projected.	cache/cjgl-14056.pdf	txt/cjgl-14056.txt