Boys no more: a Black psychologist's view of community
By: [by] Charles Thomas.
Series: Glencoe Press insight series
Publisher: Glencoe Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Beverly Hills, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Subjects: African Americans -- Psychology
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: The message and the mission: White racism; its roots, form and function, by J. P. Comer. Boys no more; some social-psychological aspects of the new black ethic, by C. W. Thomas.; title: Science is a value judgement: General systems theory and black studies; some points of convergence, by C. Clark. The misuse of a so-called psychological examination for the selection of jurors, by C. D. and R. M. Boags.; title: Helping the helpers: The changing image of the black American; a socio-psychological appraisal, by R. L. Williams. What counselors must know about Black Power, by K. S. Washington. The black quest for higher education; an admissions dilemma, by R. L. Green.; title: Blackness is a tonic: Something borrowed, something black, by C. W. and S. W. Thomas. On being a black man, by C. W. Thomas.