Young children of Black immigrants in America : changing flows, changing faces /
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Washington, D.C. :
Migration Policy Institute,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / by Michael Fix, Randy Capps, and Kristen McCabe
- Demography of a rapidly growing immigrant population to the United States
- Contemporary Black Caribbean immigrants in the United States / by Kevin J.A. Thomas
- New streams: Black African migration to the United States / by Randy Capps, Kristen McCabe, and Michael Fix
- Young children in Black immigrant families from Africa and the Caribbean / by Donald J. Hernandez
- Family circumstances, early childhood outcomes and school readiness
- Black and immigrant: exploring the effects of ethnicity and foreign-born status on infant health / by Tiffany L. Green
- Parenting behavior, health, and cognitive development among children in Black immigrant families: comparing the United States and United Kingdom / by Margot Jackson
- Patterns and predictors of school readiness and early school success among young children in Black immigrant families / by Danielle A. Crosby and Angelica S. Dunbar
- Circumstances and outcomes among Black immigrant mothers and their young children: evidence from Palm Beach County, Florida / by Lauren Rich, Julie Spielberger, and Angela Valdovinos D'Angelo
- Transnational parenting: child fostering in Ghanaian immigrant families / by Cati Coe
- Educational experiences and academic achievement
- Beyond black: diversity among Black immigrant students in New York City public schools / by Fabienne Doucet, Amy Ellen Schwartz, and Elizabeth Debraggio
- The academic development of Black foreign-born students in Miami-Dade County schools / by Dylan Conger and Megan Hatch
- Will the paradox hold? Uncovering the path to academic success for young children of Black immigrants / by Carola Suarez-Orozco.