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<p>more Than 50 Percent Of Black Children Are Being Raised By Single Mothers. This Book Examines The Future Of Black Boys In The Hands Of African American Mothers, Showing 27 Mothers Who Are Raising Their Male Children Successfully. Some Of The Issues Addressed Are Manhood, Masculinity, Media, Music, Peer Pressure, Academic Achievement, The Lack Of Fathers, And Goal Setting. This Book Will Change The Way Society Views, Engages, And Treats Single-mother Families And Will Be A Reference For Mothers Looking For Help In Raising Sons.</p><h3>internet Book Watch</h3><p>in Can Black Mothers Raise Our Sons?, Dr. Lawson Bush Examines How We Look At Parenting, Motherhood, Manhood, And Masculinity Within The Context Of The Black Experience, Culture, And Social Norms. Dr. Bush Then Provides A Practical Framework For Black Mother And Son Interactions Which Can Easily Be Modeled And Utilized In The Everyday Lives Of All Mothers (and Fathers). In Addition To Illustrative Anecdotes And Comments Drawn From Twenty-seven Mothers And Their Sons, Dr. Bush Also Offers A Unique Exercise That Will Help The Parent Assess The Development Of The Son, And Where Additional Support Or Resources For Successfully
- Author
- Lawson Bush V
- Publisher
- [Chicago?]: African American Images
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780913543641
- Subjects
- Sociology, History, Humanities
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