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Author:   Kellina Craig-Henderson
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Inc
Imprint:   Transaction Publishers
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.00cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.540kg
ISBN:  

9780765803092

ISBN 10:   0765803097
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   10 January 2005
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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[Black Men in Interracial Relationships] is a well-written, incisive account of how contemporary race relations may be read through the intimate interracial relationships of black men. Craig-Henderson deftly blends the sociological with the deeply personal aspects of racialized intimacy. By critically analyzing intimate relationships across racial lines, her work is a complex rendering of how the structural inequalities attendant to racism are sorely felt-but resisted by-black men. Since so much of white racism continues to take aim at the private realm of interracial marriage and childbearing, this book helps us learn more about how men (and women) negotiate this modern battlefield. -- Shelley Eriksen Departments of Sociology and Human Development California State University, Long Beach -[Black Men in Interracial Relationships] is a well-written, incisive account of how contemporary race relations may be read through the intimate interracial relationships of black men. Craig-Henderson deftly blends the sociological with the deeply personal aspects of racialized intimacy. By critically analyzing intimate relationships across racial lines, her work is a complex rendering of how the structural inequalities attendant to racism are sorely felt-but resisted by-black men. Since so much of white racism continues to take aim at the -private- realm of interracial marriage and childbearing, this book helps us learn more about how men (and women) negotiate this modern battlefield.- -- Shelley Eriksen Departments of Sociology and Human Development California State University, Long Beach [Black Men in Interracial Relationships] is a well-written, incisive account of how contemporary race relations may be read through the intimate interracial relationships of black men. Craig-Henderson deftly blends the sociological with the deeply personal aspects of racialized intimacy. By critically analyzing intimate relationships across racial lines, her work is a complex rendering of how the structural inequalities attendant to racism are sorely felt-but resisted by-black men. Since so much of white racism continues to take aim at the private realm of interracial marriage and childbearing, this book helps us learn more about how men (and women) negotiate this modern battlefield. -- Shelley Eriksen Departments of Sociology and Human Development California State University, Long Beach

[Black Men in Interracial Relationships] is a well-written, incisive account of how contemporary race relations may be read through the intimate interracial relationships of black men. Craig-Henderson deftly blends the sociological with the deeply personal aspects of racialized intimacy. By critically analyzing intimate relationships across racial lines, her work is a complex rendering of how the structural inequalities attendant to racism are sorely felt-but resisted by-black men. Since so much of white racism continues to take aim at the private realm of interracial marriage and childbearing, this book helps us learn more about how men (and women) negotiate this modern battlefield. -- Shelley Eriksen Departments of Sociology and Human Development California State University, Long Beach

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Kellina M. Craig-Henderson is a faculty member in the Department of Psychology at Howard University in Washington, DC. Her research program includes studies of groups, cross-cultural, gender and race stereotyping, and aggression.

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