Stereotypes of the Black Male: Changing the Narrative for Misunderstood Black Males One Story at a Time:

by Kahlil Green

Overview

Black males face stereotypes from the time they are born. Stereotypes developed from preconceived notions, and fictional narratives created by those who find them a threat.

This book lends a hand to those who are advocates of reshaping and creating new narratives of black males. Offering new perspectives in an attempt to void the stereotypes and rehumanize just who black males are. Society needs to believe in them as the strength of our black communities relies on new narratives that must be shared. These narratives explain why we must support them more in their endeavors.

As they are leaders and change-makers to guiding black communities out of socioeconomic status. The stories shared in this book will help individuals to understand black males on a personal level and will strengthen our communities.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781078798884
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	05/01/2020
Pages:	86
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.18(d)

About the Author

Kahlil Green is a 3rd year Ph.D. Social Work student at Morgan State University, hailing from Dallas Texas. During his DMV tenure, Kahlil has immersed himself in several different networks, in order to better serve the community. These organizations include: Progressive Life Center, Department of Behavioral Health, Upward Bound Program. Kahlil is currently serving as a graduate assistant to Dr. Jerome Schiele at Morgan State University’s Ph.D. Social Work Department located in Baltimore, M.D. In this role, Kahlil has summarized articles to advance the work of the Afrocentric Paradigm. Kahlil sees this opportunity, as a means of honing his skills, as a social scientist and researcher. Kahlil's research interest includes, the long term social outcomes of corporal punishment on African American Men.