A new look at Black families
By: Charles Vert Willie
Edition: 4th ed.
Publisher: General Hall
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Dix Hills, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
ISBN-13: 9780930390112; 9780930390105
Subjects: African American families
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Concepts, Data, and Methods --; title: Introduction: Concepts and Analytical Perspectives --; title: Data, Hypotheses, and Theories of Adaptation --; title: The Continuing Significance of Race --; title: Case Studies of Black Families: Affluent, Working-Class, and Poor --; title: Affluent, Working-Class, and Poor Black Families: An Overview --; title: Affluent Conformists --; title: Healthy and Wealthy but Not Happy --; title: Graceful Living in Green Acres --; title: The Lonely Integrators --; title: The Postman and the Public School Teacher --; title: The School Marm and the Postal Worker --; title: Doing What Comes Naturally --; title: Working-Class Innovators --; title: Pooling Earnings for Family Survival --; title: Perseverance and Self-Help --; title: One For All and All For One --; title: In Sickness and in Health --; title: Seven Children Strong --; title: Blest Be the Child that Binds --; title: Poor Rebels --; title: Down But Not Out --; title: Hard Times and Hope --; title: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow --; title: Faith and Endurance --; title: Like Mother, Like Daughter --; title: Young Lovers and Storm Warnings --; title: Black Families And The Social System --; title: Gifts to America from the Black Experience: The Equalitarian Family and Other Social Customs --; title: Intergenerational Cooperation and Conflict --; title: The Case for the Black Male: A Rebuttal to the Case against the Black Male --; title: The Role of Mothers in the Lives of Outstanding Scholars --; title: A Theoretical Explanation of Family Adaptation by Race and by Social Class --; title: Racism in the Twenty-first Century.