Contemporary Debates in Social Justice: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Exploring the Lives of Black and Brown Americans

ISBN-13: 9781792466250 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021

William T. Hoston; Farrah Gafford Cambrice; Marco Robinson

Spis treści

• List of Tables
  List of Figures
  Acknowledgments
  Contributors
• 1. Responding to the Call for Social Justice
  Farrah Gafford Cambrice
• Part I Prioritizing Black and Brown Health
  2. Black Women's Mental Health and COVID-19
  Claire Norris, Tamika C. Baldwin-Clark, Tiffany D. Thomas, and Farrah G. Cambrice
  3. African American Men's Health Disparities
  Jerry Watson, Yarneccia D. Dyson, Shonda K. Lawrence, and Malik Cooper
  4. Interview: Black Women's Reproductive Health and Controversies
  Farrah G. Cambrice
• Part II The Societal Punishment of Black and Brown Bodies
  5. Police Brutality, African American Men, and Social Justice: An Ideological Challenge
  Shonda K. Lawrence, Jerry Watson, and Malik Cooper
  6. Wrongful Convictions: Race and Exoneration in the Criminal Justice System
  William T. Hoston and Farrah G. Cambrice
  7. Debate: Does "Black and Brown Forgiveness" Hinder the Fight for Racial and Ethnic Justice?
  Affirmative, James Jones III
  Negative, Michael Royster
• Part III Social Justice and Education
  8. Interview: Do Charter Schools Represent a Viable Alternative to Low Performing Schools with a Majority Black and Brown Student Body?
  Tabitha S.M. Morton and Farrah G. Cambrice
  9. Religiosity, Prosocial Values, and Future Expectations in High-Achieving Urban African American Adolescents
  Antanious White and Michael Cunningham
  10. Merging Pedagogy with Social Justice: An Examination of Classroom Instruction, Civic Engagement Approaches, and Challenging Social Inequality at a Private Historically Black College
  Roshunda Harris-Allen and Keyonte Jackson
• Part IV Social Justice Issues in Urban Spaces: Past and Present
  11. Examining Interracial Civil Rights Activism in 1950s Pottstown, Pennsylvania
  Matthew G. Washington
  12. Place Dynamics of African American Populations in the Houston Metropolitan Region
  Noel M. Estwick, Bakama BakamaNume, Darrel L. McDonald, and William Turner
  13. Debate: Is Gentrification a Detriment to Predominately Black and Latinx Communities?
  Affirmative, Asheli Atkins
  Negative, Andreanecia M. Morris
• Part V Social Justice in Action
  14. New Orleans Youth Alliance
  Interview with Executive Director, Dr. Rashida Govan
  15. National Black Women's Justice Institute
  Interview with Executive Director, Dr. Sydney McKinney
  16. HBCU Students Fighting for the Right to Vote
  Maia A. Young
• About the Editors
  Index