This book uses theoretical applications and social narratives to push back against ideals associated with of the black monolith by examining the many ways in which black Americans struggle to cope with educational, cultural, and socio-economical expectations.
This book uses theoretical applications and social narratives to push back against ideals associated with of the black monolith by examining the many ways in which black Americans struggle to cope with educational, cultural, and socio-economical expectations.
Chapter 1Little Black Boy, Big White Suburbia Chapter 2Six Black Boys in a Room Chapter 3Out-Black Me: The Unwinnable Game of Black Male Success Chapter 4You Love Who You Love, Race Notwithstanding Chapter 5The Truth about Blackness: Navigating Free Black Will Chapter 6Ink Black and Rail Thin Chapter 7Dubois Talks about That Twoness Chapter 8Lessons of a Mixed-Race Family: You Can't Have It Both Ways Chapter 9For Those Who Overlook What Really Happened Chapter 10Racial Reality Intelligence: The Truth Will Set America Free Chapter 11That Ceremonial Covering That is Me Chapter 12Afroprovidential Redirection: That Force That Steps into the Gap Chapter 13An Early Discernment: Racial Categorization Chapter 14Transformation: A Discussion of Displaced Adulation Chapter 15Black the Way I Want to Be Chapter 16The Learning of Racial Mythologies and the DNA Conundrum: Are You Sure You're White? Chapter 17The Employee Paradox: Respecting the Psychology of Black Workmanship Chapter 18The Ascension of Desires Continuum: What Maslow Forgot to Tell You about Black Working People Chapter 19America's Dissociation Identity Disorder: Fearing the Blackness of Obama Part I Chapter 20America's Dissociation Identity Disorder: Fearing the Blackness of Obama Part II: Trapped in the Throes of White Narcissism Chapter 21A Morning on Poplar Grove Chapter 22My Visceral Heartbeat: The Hip-Hop Side of Me About the Author
Chapter 1Little Black Boy, Big White Suburbia Chapter 2Six Black Boys in a Room Chapter 3Out-Black Me: The Unwinnable Game of Black Male Success Chapter 4You Love Who You Love, Race Notwithstanding Chapter 5The Truth about Blackness: Navigating Free Black Will Chapter 6Ink Black and Rail Thin Chapter 7Dubois Talks about That Twoness Chapter 8Lessons of a Mixed-Race Family: You Can't Have It Both Ways Chapter 9For Those Who Overlook What Really Happened Chapter 10Racial Reality Intelligence: The Truth Will Set America Free Chapter 11That Ceremonial Covering That is Me Chapter 12Afroprovidential Redirection: That Force That Steps into the Gap Chapter 13An Early Discernment: Racial Categorization Chapter 14Transformation: A Discussion of Displaced Adulation Chapter 15Black the Way I Want to Be Chapter 16The Learning of Racial Mythologies and the DNA Conundrum: Are You Sure You're White? Chapter 17The Employee Paradox: Respecting the Psychology of Black Workmanship Chapter 18The Ascension of Desires Continuum: What Maslow Forgot to Tell You about Black Working People Chapter 19America's Dissociation Identity Disorder: Fearing the Blackness of Obama Part I Chapter 20America's Dissociation Identity Disorder: Fearing the Blackness of Obama Part II: Trapped in the Throes of White Narcissism Chapter 21A Morning on Poplar Grove Chapter 22My Visceral Heartbeat: The Hip-Hop Side of Me About the Author
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