The Underclass question /
The American dream will never be a reality for a large number of poor urban blacks. Civil rights legislation and government programs have been unable to move much of this population into the American mainstream. The Underclass Question is a collection of original essays by well-known African-America...
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Philadelphia :
Temple University Press,
1992.
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Table of Contents:
- Meditations on integration / Bill E. Lawson
- Underclass and the race/class issue / Bernard R. Boxill
- Agency and the concept of the underclass / Leonard Harris
- Black underclass and the question of values / Howard McGary
- Marooned in America: black urban youth culture and social pathology / Tommy L. Lott
- Uplifting the race: middle-class blacks and the truly disadvantaged / Bill E. Lawson
- Legal rights for poor blacks / Anita L. Allen
- Affirmative action and the urban underclass / Albert G. Mosley
- Social policy, ethical life, and the urban underclass / Frank M. Kirkland
- Philosophy and the urban underclass / Cornel West.