Volume 3, Issue 3 (1979)
Section I: BLACK SOCIOLOGY
Beyond the Black Family:
The Trend Toward Singlehood
Robert Staples
pp. 150-156
Section II: RACE AND RACISM
The Intellectual Foundations of Racism
Chukwuemeka Onwubu
pp. 157-167
The Sexualization of Racism:
The Black as Rapist and White Justice
Coramae Richey Mann and Lance H. Selva
pp.168-177
Section III: BLACK POETRY
Excerpts from the Works of Quincy Troupe
Quincy Troupe
pp. 178-179
Section IV: MUSIC OF BLACK PEOPLE
African Retentions in Blues and Jazz
Eddie S. Meadows
pp. 180-185
Relationships Between Black Males and Females
in Rhythm and Blues Music of the 1960s and 1970s
James B. Stewart
pp. 186-196
Influences and Retentions of West African Musical Concepts
in U. S. Black Music
Portia K. Maultsby
pp. 197-215
Section V: THE PREDOMINANTLY BLACK COLLEGE
The Evolution of a Black University in Texas
Merline Pitre
pp. 216-223
White Teachers at Black Colleges:
A Case Study of Morehouse College
Abraham L. Davis
pp. 224-227
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