Volume 2, Issue 2 (1978)
Section I: THE BLACK COMMUNITY
The Institutional Decimation of Black American Males
James B. Stewart and Joseph W. Scott
pp. 82-92
Economic Modeling of the Black Community
Samuel L. Myers, Jr.
pp. 93-101
A Comparative Study of Regional Differences
in Black Political, Social, and Economic Status
Clinton B. Jones
pp. 102-110
Section II: BLACK SELF-CONCEPT AND IDENTITY
Black Family and Black Identity: A Literature Review
William E. Cross, Jr.
pp. 111-124
The Black Adolescent's Self-Concept and Academic Performance
Willie M. J. Curtis
pp. 125-131
Student-Teacher Dyadic Interaction
in Desegregated High School Classrooms
Willie J. Barnes
132-137
Section III: BLACK MUSIC
The Black Sacred Song
Mark H. Davis
pp. 138-141
Section IV: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Capitalism and Black Economic Development:
A Reappraisal
Louis C. Green
pp. 142-150
Black Businesses and Black Managers:
Some Preliminary Findings
Gadis Nowell
pp. 151-156
Section V: BLACK STUDIES
Critical Issues in Black Studies:
Edward Blyden's Rhetoric on Black Education
Cecil A. Blake
pp. 157-160
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