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| Introduction | ||
| Interview with Audrey B. Chapman | ||
| A Tangled Web We've Weaved: Exploring the Complexities of African-American Relationships | 1 | |
| When Conception Equals Confusion: The Battle Between Mothers and Would-Be Fathers | 3 | |
| The Edge: Topography of a First Date in Prison | 11 | |
| Dance Like Nobody's Watching | 17 | |
| Marriage: The Unfulfilled Prophecy | 25 | |
| Retracing Our Steps: An Examination of the Personal Histories that Shape Us | 33 | |
| The Trial | 35 | |
| Black, White, and Seeing Red All Over | 49 | |
| Different Ways of Saying I Love You | 59 | |
| Las Cartas del Alma de Pedro Valentin Carol Almeraz | 65 | |
| The Bride Price | 79 | |
| Bass | 87 | |
| I'll Sing You a Song from My Soul: The Love Stories | 97 | |
| The Gift of Breath | 99 | |
| Baggage Claim | 107 | |
| Pack Light | 119 | |
| Love Down Under | 131 | |
| What One Dance Can Do | 137 | |
| For Better or Worse: African-American Marriages Under the Microscope | 149 | |
| Me and My Marine: Holding Fast in Love and Faith | 151 | |
| Don't Judge a Brother by His Cover | 167 | |
| Co-Parenting: Stay-at-Home Dads and Other Family Constructs | 173 | |
| Notes on My First Year of Marriage | 181 | |
| Talking Back: Black Men Speak | 191 | |
| Love Letters | 193 | |
| Big Time | 201 | |
| Wilderness 101 | 207 | |
| I Don't Need No Man: Does a New Kind of "Bling-Bling" Feminism Create a False Sense of Emotional Empowerment? | 215 | |
| The World of Yes | 221 | |
| Acknowledgments | 233 | |
| About the Contributors | 237 | |
| About the Editor | 247 |
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reviewed Sometimes Rhythm, Sometimes Blues: Young African Americans on Love, Relationships, Sex, and the Search for Mr. Right on March 25, 2017
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