Negro Youth and the Pied Pipers of Blackdom.
Most Afro-American leaders are failing to face up to the needs of those Negro youth who are not in the middle-class mainstream. Those not in the mainstream seem to fall into two classes: the C-citizen and the jive category of J-citizen. The C-citizen survives without thinking or planning; the J-cit...
| Publicado en: | Humanist Vol. 45; no. 4; pp. 5 - 15 |
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American Humanist Association
Jul/Aug85
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| Sumario: | Most Afro-American leaders are failing to face up to the needs of those Negro youth who are not in the middle-class mainstream. Those not in the mainstream seem to fall into two classes: the C-citizen and the jive category of J-citizen. The C-citizen survives without thinking or planning; the J-citizen lives for the lucky strike and the big score. These are discussed. |
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