The role of the agency in supporting black manhood

Abstract

Unless social agencies discard their negative assumptions about the black male ghetto resident, unsatisfactory relationships with these clients will continue. Agencies can provide positive experiences that support the black man's rightful role as head of his family and responsible member of the community. To illustrate this potential, guidelines that proved effective in work with a black fathers' group in Chicago are discussed.

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