Although criminology has made strides in terms of gender inclusion, the same cannot be said in terms of the racial/ethnic makeup of the field. Although our data are partial, they strongly suggest that Whites occupy not only the top positions within this hierarchically arranged field, such as those of influential authors and award winners, but also nearly all positions. On the contrary, people of color are almost a nonpresence in criminology, with a few key exceptions. Essentially, though White women are making inroads, the spaces of power and privilege within the field of criminology are clearly preoccupied almost exclusively by White men. It would be myopic to ignore the influence non-Whites have had within the field. For example, recent work by African American scholars such as Michelle Alexander (2010) have had an enormous impact within the field and publicly. Yet, it would be intellectually dishonest to overlook how limited the presence of non-White criminologists remains today