Being Black: psychological-sociological dilemmas
By: [compiled by] Robert V. Guthrie.
Publisher: Canfield Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 223
Subjects: African Americans -- Race identity
Table of contents: title: The white American psyche, by L. T. Delany.; title: A Negro psychiatrist explains the Negro psyche, by A. F. Poussaint.; title: The Black psyche, by J. O. Killens.; title: Charlie doesn't even know his daily racism is a sick joke, by B. Teague.; title: The psychology of the Negro under discrimination, by H. R. Cayton.; title: Black and white, by K. B. Clark.; title: Effect of desegregation on the intellectual performance of Negroes, by I. Katz.; title: The social power of the Negro, by J. P. Comer.; title: The Black matriarchy, by Science news staff.; title: The effect of social inequality, by G. Myrdal.; title: The role and its burden, by T. F. Pettigrew.; title: The study of race, by S. L. Washburn.; title: Race, by J. Barzun.; title: State laws on race and color, by P. Murray.; title: If the Black man comes unglued, by W. H. Grier and P. M. Cobbs.; title: The rhetoric of soul, by U. Hannerz.; title: Up North-down South, by B. Brandon, Jr.; title: New faces, new voices, new style, by Newsweek magazine staff.; title: Bibliography: (p. 104-108)