Daddy, We Need You Now!: A Primer on African-American Male Socialization

by Herman Sanders

Overview

Daddy, We Need You Now! focuses on the Black family and the patterns of socialization within it. It validates the role of 'responsible' fathers and provides empirical evidence that responsible fathers will make a positive difference in the lives of Black youth. It is a pragmatic manual for dealing with African-American social mobility, education patterns, and familial socialization. This book does not dwell on racism, class or the caste system, but rather on the role of the 'responsible' father who can make a positive difference in the lives of his children.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780761803805
Publisher:	Bloomsbury Academic
Publication date:	07/11/1996
Pages:	120
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.28(d)

What People are Saying About This

Ernest L. Holloway

"...a perfect book for all African American men to read...an excellent assimilation of research data with a blend of real life experiences by a truly African American male role model...The book is moving with moments of pride, disappointments and above all hope."
— Dr. Ernest L. Holloway

Editorial Reviews

A rare combination of highly readable prose and systematic scholarly investigation. This is an invaluable resource to the solution of the black male challenge.

Drs. Nathan and Julia Hare

...a perfect book for all African American men to read...an excellent assimilation of research data with a blend of real life experiences by a truly African American male role model...The book is moving with moments of pride, disappointments and aboveall hope.

Dr. Ernest L. Holloway

A rare combination of highly readable prose and systematic scholarly investigation. This is an invaluable resource to the solution of the black male challenge.--Drs. Nathan and Julia Hare, The Black Think Tank

...a perfect book for all African American men to read...an excellent assimilation of research data with a blend of real life experiences by a truly African American male role model...The book is moving with moments of pride, disappointments and above all hope.--Dr. Ernest L. Holloway, President, Langston University

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