Masculinity in the Black imagination : politics of communicating race and manhood / edited by Ronald L. Jackson II and Mark C. Hopson.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Peter Lang,
[2011], ©2011.
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| Series: | Black studies & critical thinking ;
v. 16. |
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| Physical Description: | x, 243 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- The view from abroad: race, gender and politics / Robert Staples
- "Am I not a man and a brother?" Analyzing the complexities of Black "Greek" masculine identity / Matthew W. Hughey and Gregory S. Parks
- How to become a 'BlackMan': exploring African American masculinities and the performance of gender / Kimberly J. Chandler
- "Are you in the brotherhood?" Humor, Black masculinity, and queer identity on prime-time television / Mika'il Abdullah Petin
- FLAAAAVOOOR--FLAAAV: comic relief or super-coon? / Shannon B.S. Campbell and Steven S. Giannino
- "Class, meet race": a critical re-scripting of the Black body through ghetto and bourgeois characters in American films / Toniesha L. Taylor and Amber Johnson
- Still subscribing to stereotypes: constructions of Black masculinity in popular magazines / Katrina E. Bell-Jordan
- Scripting the Black male athlete: Donovan McNabb and the double bind of Black masculinity / Timothy J. Brown
- Bearing witness and paying mind: (re)defining the meanings of Black male success / Rachel Griffin
- Black man, Black boy: an auto-ethnographic exploration of the issues associated with Black men raising Black boys / Rex L. Crawley
- "Where my citizens at?" The criminalization of Black manhood in contemporary America / Christopher Davis
- Letter to my sons: a Black father's ruminations on Black manhood and identity / Baruti N. Kopano
- Exploring intercultural sensitivity and Black manhood development in The autobiography of Malcolm X / Mark C. Hopson.