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The article presents a study exploring the evolution of urban African-American children's living arrangements in a community-defined population. African-American children are more likely than non-black children to spend significant portions of their childhood in households that are not dual parent and are more likely to coreside with extended relatives. In addition, the rates of marital disruption and never-married childbearing among Afro-American parents, and the fluidness of extended family house-holds, suggest that change is a common experience for black. The family as an evolving social context has been a major theme in family research, for several decades. The family developmental perspective in concert with demographic work on the fam...
Background: Little is known about whether racial/ ethnic differences exist in household family activ...
This study explores how black middle class identity is learned and negotiated in families where pare...
Over the last several decades, the U.S. has undergone a major shift in its racial/ethnic landscape. ...
The article presents a study examining family structure, race, and gender differences in parent and ...
I use a new data source, the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, to trace race differ-ences in f...
1960 to 1980 doubling (21% to 41%) of black children in one-parent families emerged from 1940-to-197...
1960 to 1980 doubling (21% to 41%) of black children in one-parent families emerged from 1940-to-197...
The article offers a conceptual framework for reviewing social science research on the African Ameri...
This article analyzes census data on grandparent heads of household. Information on African American...
Abstract only availableParenting magazines geared toward strengthening the traditional northern Euro...
The black family in America has been subjected to social change more than the family of any other ra...
The predominant approach to African-American parenting research focuses on disadvantages associated ...
In the course of the twentieth century, African American families have been the objects of a great d...
Dominant depictions of Black families in US scholarship and political discourse have been negative; ...
This study explores how black middle class identity is learned and negotiated in families where pare...
Background: Little is known about whether racial/ ethnic differences exist in household family activ...
This study explores how black middle class identity is learned and negotiated in families where pare...
Over the last several decades, the U.S. has undergone a major shift in its racial/ethnic landscape. ...
The article presents a study examining family structure, race, and gender differences in parent and ...
I use a new data source, the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, to trace race differ-ences in f...
1960 to 1980 doubling (21% to 41%) of black children in one-parent families emerged from 1940-to-197...
1960 to 1980 doubling (21% to 41%) of black children in one-parent families emerged from 1940-to-197...
The article offers a conceptual framework for reviewing social science research on the African Ameri...
This article analyzes census data on grandparent heads of household. Information on African American...
Abstract only availableParenting magazines geared toward strengthening the traditional northern Euro...
The black family in America has been subjected to social change more than the family of any other ra...
The predominant approach to African-American parenting research focuses on disadvantages associated ...
In the course of the twentieth century, African American families have been the objects of a great d...
Dominant depictions of Black families in US scholarship and political discourse have been negative; ...
This study explores how black middle class identity is learned and negotiated in families where pare...
Background: Little is known about whether racial/ ethnic differences exist in household family activ...
This study explores how black middle class identity is learned and negotiated in families where pare...
Over the last several decades, the U.S. has undergone a major shift in its racial/ethnic landscape. ...
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