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African American Childhoods - Historical Perspectives from Slavery to Civil Rights (Hardcover, 2008 ed.)
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African American Childhoods - Historical Perspectives from Slavery to Civil Rights (Hardcover, 2008 ed.)
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In "African American Childhoods, " historian Wilma King presents a
selection of her essays, both unpublished and published, which
together provide a much-needed survey of more than three centuries
of African American children's experiences. Organized
chronologically, the volume uses the Civil War to divide the book
into two parts: part one addresses the enslavement of children in
Africa and explores how they lived in antebellum America; part two
examines the issues affecting black children since the Civil War
and into the twenty-first century. Topics include the impact of the
social and historical construction of race on their development,
the effects of violence, and the heroic efforts of African American
children when subjected to racism at its worst during the civil
rights movement.
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