African American Men in College

From: Journal of College Student Development | Date: May 1, 2007| Author: Jackson, Jerlando F L | Copyright information

African American Men in College Michael J. Cuyjet (Ed.) and Associates San Francisco: Jossey Bass, 2006, 357 pages, $38.00 (hardcover)

Over the last two years, there appears to be an emergence of interest in the topic of African American males in education. Surprisingly, this interest has not only come from empirical research (e.g., Jackson & Moore, 2006), but also from media coverage (e.g., Washington Post series on African American males) and national conferences. These additiona...

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