From Boyhood to Manhood
Deconstructing Black Masculinity Through a Life Span Continuum
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Publication
2015 - Lang Publishing, Incorporated, Peter
Language
English
Word Count
39,000 words, Guess
Page Count
156 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL28571392M
- ISBN-139781433125591
- OCLC Control Number904011135
- Library of Congress Control Number2014038331
Classifications
- LCCLC2781.F75 2014
- LCCLC2781 .B64 2015
Description
"Boyhood to Manhood: Deconstructing Black Masculinity through a Life Span Continuum seeks to foster an open and honest discussion about the intersection of multiple identities found among Black males. The book explores topics such as what it means to be a Black male; race and ethnicity; health; [dis]ability; athletics; socioeconomic status; historical accounts; employment; religion and sexual identity. Many Black men share the experience of being members of cultures that are guided by strict gendered norms. These norms often require men to conform to "masculine" behaviors, which may increase their levels of risk-taking behavior, anxiety and fear of being ostracized should they fail to display the appropriate "male" skill sets. The ability to explore and embrace other possibilities for the ways that men can construct their personal and professional realities helps to enhance and broaden the ways in which men live their lives and seek opportunities. The qualitative, quantitative and historical data presented in this book provide new understandings of the experiences, roles and perspectives of Black men."--Publisher's website.
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