African Americans in the South: Issues of Race, Class, and GenderHans A. Baer, Yvonne Jones Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings #25 |
Contents
African American Teen Pregnancy in the American South | 14 |
Reproduction and Transformation of Health Praxis | 34 |
Killing the Medical SelfHelp Tradition Among African | 60 |
Trials and Tribulations | 79 |
Culture Food | 94 |
The SocioReligious Development of the Church of | 111 |
The Southern Origin of Black Judaism | 123 |
African American Mormons in the South | 139 |
Epilogue | 154 |
Contributors | 179 |
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African Americans in the South: Issues of Race, Class, and Gender Hans A. Baer,Yvonne Jones No preview available - 1992 |
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