Our Black Sons Matter is a powerful collection of original essays, letters, and poems that addresses both the deep joys and the very real challenges of raising black boys today. The book addresses painful trauma, challenges assumptions, and offers insights and hope through the deep bonds between mothers and their children.
Our Black Sons Matter is a powerful collection of original essays, letters, and poems that addresses both the deep joys and the very real challenges of raising black boys today. The book addresses painful trauma, challenges assumptions, and offers insights and hope through the deep bonds between mothers and their children.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George Yancy is professor of philosophy at Emory University, where he specializes in the study of African American philosophy and critical philosophy of race. He is a regular contributor to the New York Times blog "The Stone" and is author or editor of a number of books, including the award-winning Philosophy in Multiple Voices and Black Bodies, White Gazes. Maria del Guadalupe Davidson directs the women's and gender studies program and co-directs the center for social justice at the University of Oklahoma. Susan Hadley is professor of music and director of music therapy at Slippery Rock University. She is author or editor of several books, including Therapeutic Uses of Rap and Hip Hop.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: For the Love of Our Sons by George Yancy I: REFLECTIONS 1. Black Mother/Sons by Sara Lomax-Reese 2. Once White in America by Jane Lazarre 3. A Bottle of Mike Brown and Robin Williams by Shelly Bell 4. Dark Radiance by Becky Thompson and LaMar Delandro 5. Why Being the Lone Black Friend of Whites Will Not Protect You by Noliwe Rooks 6. The Box by Tracey Reed Armant 7. White Mama Black Sons by Heather Johnson 8. Watching and Waiting by Nicole McJamerson 9. The Trouble I've Seen . . . and Why It Matters by Meta G. Carstarphen 10. Inside/Outside by Susan Hadley 11. Black and Blue: Stressing through to Dialogue by Deborah Binkley-Jackson 12. A Black Jewish Boy Facing Manhood by Jane Anna Gordon II: ESSAYS 13. Sacrificial Lambs : How Many Dead Bodies Is Enough? by Carol E. Henderson 14. Reflections of Black Motherhood: Birthing Black Sons by Linda D. Tomlinson 15. The War Within: Respect and the Predicament ofMothering Black Sons by Newtona (Tina) Johnson 16. A Long Ways from Home? by Michele Moody-Adams 17. T.H.U.G. (Talented Humanistic Unique Gifted): Anthropology Sentiments and Narratives of Black Mothers and Sons by Elisha Oliver 18. A Fierce Love: The Unique Process of Nurturing Educating and Protecting Our Black Sons by Tracey McCants Lewis 19. Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death by Veronica T. Watson 20. Mothers and Their Black Sons: Struggling against Fears Sorrows and Hope by Blanche Radford-Curry 21. Regarding Henry by T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting III: POEMS 22. A Love Poem for Michael Brown by Elisheba Johnson 23. Lamentations from a Black Mom by Dyan Watson 24. for Trayvon by Treasure Shields Redmond 25. News of You My Son by Sharyn Skeeter 26. Death Passes Twice by Autumn Redcross IV: LETTERS 27. Dear William by Gretchen Givens Generett 28. A Letter to CJ by Regina Sims Wright 29. Killing/Saving/Loving Black Boys by Karsonya Wise Whitehead 30. Anger by Jacki Lynn Baynks 31. A Letter to Dr. King: Please Keep Breathing by Maria del Guadalupe Davidson 32. A Letter to My Sons by Dawn Herd-Clark Afterword by Farah Jasmine Griffin Notes Resources Index About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction: For the Love of Our Sons by George Yancy I: REFLECTIONS 1. Black Mother/Sons by Sara Lomax-Reese 2. Once White in America by Jane Lazarre 3. A Bottle of Mike Brown and Robin Williams by Shelly Bell 4. Dark Radiance by Becky Thompson and LaMar Delandro 5. Why Being the Lone Black Friend of Whites Will Not Protect You by Noliwe Rooks 6. The Box by Tracey Reed Armant 7. White Mama Black Sons by Heather Johnson 8. Watching and Waiting by Nicole McJamerson 9. The Trouble I've Seen . . . and Why It Matters by Meta G. Carstarphen 10. Inside/Outside by Susan Hadley 11. Black and Blue: Stressing through to Dialogue by Deborah Binkley-Jackson 12. A Black Jewish Boy Facing Manhood by Jane Anna Gordon II: ESSAYS 13. Sacrificial Lambs : How Many Dead Bodies Is Enough? by Carol E. Henderson 14. Reflections of Black Motherhood: Birthing Black Sons by Linda D. Tomlinson 15. The War Within: Respect and the Predicament ofMothering Black Sons by Newtona (Tina) Johnson 16. A Long Ways from Home? by Michele Moody-Adams 17. T.H.U.G. (Talented Humanistic Unique Gifted): Anthropology Sentiments and Narratives of Black Mothers and Sons by Elisha Oliver 18. A Fierce Love: The Unique Process of Nurturing Educating and Protecting Our Black Sons by Tracey McCants Lewis 19. Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death by Veronica T. Watson 20. Mothers and Their Black Sons: Struggling against Fears Sorrows and Hope by Blanche Radford-Curry 21. Regarding Henry by T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting III: POEMS 22. A Love Poem for Michael Brown by Elisheba Johnson 23. Lamentations from a Black Mom by Dyan Watson 24. for Trayvon by Treasure Shields Redmond 25. News of You My Son by Sharyn Skeeter 26. Death Passes Twice by Autumn Redcross IV: LETTERS 27. Dear William by Gretchen Givens Generett 28. A Letter to CJ by Regina Sims Wright 29. Killing/Saving/Loving Black Boys by Karsonya Wise Whitehead 30. Anger by Jacki Lynn Baynks 31. A Letter to Dr. King: Please Keep Breathing by Maria del Guadalupe Davidson 32. A Letter to My Sons by Dawn Herd-Clark Afterword by Farah Jasmine Griffin Notes Resources Index About the Contributors
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