Due largely to the Civil Rights and Black Power movements, substantial progress has been made in the struggle for equality, but the hope for freedom among African Americans remains only partially fulfilled, and the last fifteen years have actually seen a worsening of the political and economic situation for many Blacks. Yet, in the face of tremendous racial oppression, African Americans have created rich, dynamic cultures that enable them not only to survive, but to persevere and to celebrate themselves. For this reason, the course will not only consider issues of race, but also such differences among African Americans as age, class, sexual preference, and gender. Cultural Diversity or Humanities. Orders are shipped via UPS, so please include a street address.
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Since changes in edition can take place, students are advised to wait and purchase texts after enrolling in the course and receiving the course study guide. The Feminist Press, 1981. Houghton Mifflin, 1992. The following reprint is available from our office. See the order form at the front of the study guide.