Young, Black and Male in America: An Endangered Species.

James B. Stewart · Jewelle Taylor Gibbs

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Introduction and Overview Education and Achievement Employment and Unemployment Delinquency Substance Abuse Teenage Parenthood Health and Mental Health Homicide and Suicide of Young Black males The Impact of Public Policy on the Status of Young Black Males Homicide and Suicide of Young Black Males

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