Citation
Johnson, James H., Jr.; Farrell, Walter C., Jr.; & Stoloff, Jennifer A. (1998). The Declining Social and Economic Fortunes of African American Males: A Critical Assessment of Four Perspectives. Review of Black Political Economy, 25(4), 17-40.Abstract
Considerable research has been devoted to the steadily deteriorating social and economic status of the African American male in urban America over the last quarter century. Their rates of school failure, joblessness, homicide, incarceration, and other antisocial behaviors far exceed those of their white, Hispanic, and Asian male counterparts. In fact, the magnitude of these problems has led some researchers to characterize the African American male as an endangered species.URL
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12114-998-1009-5Reference Type
Journal ArticleYear Published
1998Journal Title
Review of Black Political EconomyAuthor(s)
Johnson, James H., Jr.Farrell, Walter C., Jr.
Stoloff, Jennifer A.