Race, work, and family in the lives of African Americans /
Durr, Marlese,1953-
Hill, Shirley A.(Shirley Ann),1947-
Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers,
c2006.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Is discrimination dead? / Cedric Herring -- What is racism? The racialized social system framework / Eduardo Bonilla-Silva -- The blacker the berry : gender, skin tone, self-esteem, and self-efficacy / Maxine D. Thomson and Verna Keith -- The family-work interface in African American households / Marlese Durr and Shirley A. Hill -- (Re)envisioning cohabitation : a commentary on race, history, and culture / Andrea G. Hunter -- No more kin care? Changes in Black mothers' reliance on relatives for child care, 1977-1994 / Karin W. Brewster and Irene Padavic -- Supporting poor single mothers : gender and race in the U.S. welfare state / Stephanie Moller -- Racial differences in labor market outcomes among men / Harry J. Holzer -- Reversal of fortune : explaining the decline in Black women's earnings / Yvonne D. Newsome and F. Nii-Amoo DoDoo -- Stereotypes and realitites : images of Black women in the labor market / Irene Browne and Ivy Kennelly -- Identifying the unique needs of the urban entrepreneurs : African Americans skill set development / Marlese Durr, Thomas S. Lyons, and Gregg Lichtenstein -- Trends in self-employment among white and black men during the twentieth century / Robert W. Fairlie and Bruce D. Meyer.
African Americans
African Americans
African American families.
Work and family