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Preface: Can Black Men Be Feminists? From Healthy Doubt to Critical Acceptance
Introduction The Patriarchal Predicament
Ch. 1 Critical Black Feminist Intersections: Framing the Issues 1
Ch. 2 Biographical Sketches: The Sons of Sojourner Truth 12
Ch. 3 Pawns and Patriarchs: Challenging Assumptions About Power 31
Ch. 4 Turning Points: The Need and Willingness to Change 61
Ch. 5 Romantic Relationships with Feminist Women 84
Ch. 6 Platonic Friendships with Feminist Women 111
Ch. 7 Men as Friends, Brothers, and Lovers 134
Ch. 8 Sweet Daddy: Nurturing Interactions with Children 156
Ch. 9 Private Commitments, Public Actions 175
Conclusion: Can Black Men Really Be Feminists? 192
Appendix A Methodological Intersections and Considerations 202
Appendix B Interview Categories 209
Appendix C Historical and Contemporary Usage of the Terms "Feminist" and "Womanist" 211
Notes 213
References 233
Index 258
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