A New Look at Black Families Book

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A New Look at Black Families, , A New Look at Black Families

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A New Look at Black Families
Written by author Richard J. Reddick
Published by AltaMira Press, January 2003
Charles Willie and Richard Reddick's A New Look at Black Families has introduced thousands of students to the intricacies of the Black family in American society. Using a case study approach, Willie and Reddick show the varieties of the Black family exper

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Preface
Pt. I Conceptual Approaches to the Study of Black Families
1 Introduction 3
2 Family Life and Social Stratification 19
Pt. II Analyses of Black Families by Social Class
3 Middle-Class Black Families 39
4 Working-Class Black Families 59
5 Low-Income Black Families 69
6 Alternative Family Forms 79
Pt. III Family Power and Dominance
7 Maternal Mentoring Models 89
8 Paternal Mentoring Models 103
9 The Myth of Black Matriarchy 119
Pt. IV Black Families and the Social System
10 The Case for the Black Male 129
11 Socioeconomic Status among Racial Groups 137
Pt. V Conclusions
12 Interdependent Social Classes and Family Adaptations 159
References 171
Index 177
About the Authors 183

Title: A New Look at Black Families

Item Number: 9780759102422

Publication Date: January 2003

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reviewed A New Look at Black Families on April 12, 2014

A New Look at Black Families

This book has broken me down in many places. There are many things I thought I had healed only to find out that the wounds have been weakly stitched. The abandonment issue is real and something to be dealt with, especially when it comes creeping up in the most intimate moments of our relationships. I am glad that I now have the means to articulate the struggles and fears that I've encountered throughout the years.
Now, all I ask for, are viable solutions to the "problem" of being without a father. I do not get too much of that throughout the book and as a result am sometimes left feeling like a victim with no cure. If anyone has any insight, please share.

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	Preface
Pt. I	Conceptual Approaches to the Study of Black Families
1	Introduction	3
2	Family Life and Social Stratification	19
Pt. II	Analyses of Black Families by Social Class
3	Middle-Class Black Families	39
4	Working-Class Black Families	59
5	Low-Income Black Families	69
6	Alternative Family Forms	79
Pt. III	Family Power and Dominance
7	Maternal Mentoring Models	89
8	Paternal Mentoring Models	103
9	The Myth of Black Matriarchy	119
Pt. IV	Black Families and the Social System
10	The Case for the Black Male	129
11	Socioeconomic Status among Racial Groups	137
Pt. V	Conclusions
12	Interdependent Social Classes and Family Adaptations	159
	References	171
	Index	177
	About the Authors	183