Volume 12, Issue 1 (1988)
Section I: BLACK FAMILY STUDIES
The Paper Trail: A Historical Exploration of the Black Family
Barnetta McGhee White
pp. 1–7
Socioeconomic Characteristics and Kin Interaction in Black Middletown
Ann Creighton Zollar and Julie Honnold
pp. 8-18
Reflections on the Black Family Future:
The Implications for Public Policy
Robert Staples
pp. 19-27
Section II: AFRO-AMERICAN ART
Paintings
William S. Carter
pp. 28-29
Section III: AFRICAN AMERICAN IDEOLOGICAL ORIGINS AND CONCEPTS
In Absence of Ideology:
Blacks in Colonial America and the Modern Black Experience
Rhett S. Jones
pp. 30-39
Black Nationalism: An Angle of Vision
Gayle T. Tate
pp. 40-48
Section IV: BLACK CONSERVATISM
Consensus and Neo-Conservatism in the Black Community:
A Theoretical Analysis of Black Leadership
Richard A. Davis
pp. 49-54
George S. Schuyler's Black No More—The Black Conservative's Socialist Past
Maria Diedrich
pp. 55-60
REVIEWS
A Century of Black Surgeons:
The USA Experience
Editors: Claude H. Organ, Jr. and Margaret M. Kosiba
Reviewer: James M. Douglas, Jr., MD
p. 61
The Jesse Jackson Phenomenon
Author: Adolph L. Reed, Jr.
Reviewer: Mfanya Donald Tryman
pp. 62-64
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