The Western Journal of Black Studies

Volume 15, Issue 4 (1991)

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Section I: DIALECTICS OF AFROCENTRICITY

Afrocentricity in Social Science
Gordon D. Morgan
pp. 197–206

 

Beyond Afrocentricism: Alternatives for African American Studies
Perry A. Hall
pp. 207-212

 

Section II: BLACK POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND ANALYSES

 

Black Nationalism and Spiritual Redemption
Gayle T. Tate
pp. 213-222

 

The Metaphorical Imperative:
An Assessment of Metaphor, Time and Civil Rights

Anthony Neal
pp. 223-231

 

Section III: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CHORAL TRADITION

The Virginia Union University Choir:
A Tradition of Excellence
Marvin V. Curtis
pp. 232-234

 

Section IV: MINORITY STUDENT EDUCATION:
CONCEPTS AND POLICIES

Strategies for Black Student Retention:
A Conceptual Analysis

Oris T. Griffin
pp. 235-241

 

Class, Caste and the Classroom:
Effective Public Policy vs. Effective Public Education

Mary Jackson, Sanza Clark, and Willa Hemmons
pp. 242-247

 

Section V: RACE PREFERENCE STUDIES:
A CRITIFQUE OF METHODOLOGY

The Doll Studies Revisited:
Is the Message in the Method?

Harry Morgan
pp.248-253

 

BOOK REVIEW

Toni Morrison
Author: Wilfred Samuels and Clenora Hudson-Weems
Reviewer:Ann Harris-Williams
p. 254-255

 

 

 

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