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1. Session six

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans -- Political activity, Civil rights movements -- History, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the last in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on black political activism, the influence of activists such as W.E.B. Du Bois and Margaret Fuller, and present-day manifestations of African American empowerment, from celebrities to public officials.

Published
2002

2. Session five

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans, African American musicians -- Economic aspects, Music and society -- Analysis, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the fifth in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on identity formation within a context of cultural consumption, specifically in musical expression such as rap and hip-hop, and the creation of capital from the expression of one's social and economic disadvantage.

Published
2002

3. Session four

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans -- Social aspects, African American children -- Education, Discrimination in education -- Analysis, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the fourth in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on educational disparities between African American and white children, and the social, political and economic strategies needed to eradicate these disparities.

Published
2002

4. Session three

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans -- Social aspects, Social interaction -- Demographic aspects, Sex role -- Demographic aspects, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the third in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on relations between African American men and women, from family member interaction to gender roles in couples, and how these play out in social, political and economic contexts.

Published
2002

5. Session two

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans -- Social aspects, Social interaction -- Demographic aspects, Group identity -- Social aspects, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the second in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on social relations between African Americans, from the interaction between family members to culture and group identity.

Published
2002

6. Session one

Author

Barber, Benjamin, Bernard, Emily, Boyers, Robert, Carby, Hazel, Edsforth, Ronald, Fredrickson, George, Miller, James, British playwright, Molesworth, Charles, Nelson, Jill, Patterson, Orlando, Pinckney, Darryl, Lasch-Quinn, Elizabeth, Rivers, Eugene, Rivers, Jacqueline, Seaton, Ann, Steiner, David, Stokes, Mason, and Thomas, Kendall

Subjects
African Americans -- Economic aspects, Social economics -- Analysis, Poverty -- Social aspects, Social problems -- Economic aspects, Arts, visual and performing, Humanities
Abstract

The article is the first in a series of six panel discussions on the status of African Americans. This session focuses on the underlying economic aspects of social and political problems faced by African Americans, such as joblessness and broken homes.

Published
2002

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