Africana Cultures and Policy Studies

Chapter 1 Introduction: Africana Cultures and Policy Studies

Chapter 2 The Fields and Functions of African American Studies and Public Policy

Chapter 3 A Law unto Themselves: Historical Consequences and Cultural Realities from the Neglect of Africana Studies in Policymaking Processes

Chapter 4 Framing the Discussion of Racism

Chapter 5 The Wire : Media Placement and Postindustrial Landscapes

Chapter 6 Institutionalized Terror: A Social Systems Analysis of Police Brutality

Chapter 7 African American Administration of Predominately Black Schools: Segregation or Emancipation in Omaha, NE

Chapter 8 Born to Rebel and Born to Excel: Black Religious Intellectuals, Benjamin E. Mays, and the Development of Black Male Leadership

Chapter 9 America Has the Laws and Material Resources to Insure Justice for All: Historical Trajectory of Legal Critique and Experiential Voice in Black Women’s Political Activism

Chapter 10 The Policy of Dating: The Effect of Romantic Relationships on African American Adolescents

Chapter 11 Gender and Culture: The Shaping of British Colonial Educational Policy in West Africa

Chapter 12 A History of Black Immigration into the United States and Canada with Culture and Policy Implications

Chapter 13 Speaking of Africa and Singing of Home: The Trope of Africa in African American Historiography