Volume 7, Issue 1 (1983)
Section I: RACE AND RACISM
Race and Racism in the South Pacific:
An Exploration of the Fourth World
Robert Staples
pp. 2-9
Race: The Ignored Dimensions of the Colonial Analogy as Applied to Powerlessness and Exploitation in Appalachia
William H. Turner
pp. 10-20
Section II: BLACK ANTHROPOLOGISTS
Louis Eugene King, the Anthropologis Who Never Was
Ira E. Harrison
pp. 21-26
The Anthropological Imagination of Zora Neale Hurston
Gwendolyn Mikell
pp. 27-35
Laurence Foster, a Black Anthropologist: His Life and Work
Yolanda T. Moses
pp. 36-42
Section III: BLACK MALE/FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS
Black Male/Female Conflict:
Internalization of Negative Definitions Transmitted Through Imagery
K. Sue Jewell
pp. 43-48
"The Dog Theory": Black Male/Female Conflict
Lois Benjamin
pp. 49-55
Section IV: BLACK ART
Selected Paintings
Jean Cornwell
pp. 56-57
BOOK REVIEW AND COMMENTARY
How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America
Author: Manning Marable
Reviewer: Howard Ross
pp. 58-60
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