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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Black fathers"”.

  1. The Impact of Race-Related Social Experiences on Black Fathers' Ethnic-Racial Socialization of their Children

    Ethnic Racial Socialization (ERS) is the process Black parents utilize to convey attitudes and beliefs about the meaning of race and ethnicity, teach their children what it means to be an ethnic/racial minority and equip their children with the skills to cope with racial discrimination (Neblett, …

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  2. Black Men's Responsible Fatherhood Narratives: Fatherhood, Responsibility, Race, and Gender

    … specifically to many of the problems plaguing black communities in the United States (e.g. poverty, low educational attainment, etc.) and as a result community and political leaders alike have consistently promoted responsible fatherhood practices as a way to address them. Although responsible …

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  3. Differences in girls' perceived paternal relationships and their self-esteem

    … Stinnett, 1971). Studies on the relationship of Black fathers and their daughters are severely lacking (McAdoo, 1981; Shulz, 1949; Staples, 1970). Those who have studied Black fathers and their families have found differences in the way Black and White fathers interact with their daught e rs …

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  4. An Ethnographic Case Study Examining the Experiences of African American Students with Nonresident Fathers

    … identify influences that replace the presence of Black fathers with children living in non-paternal homes. For my research investigation, influence was defined as people and/or experiences and/or activities engaged in positively or negatively. When fathers are not present on a consistent basis, …

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  5. Perceptions and experiences of fathering among Black men who share residence with their children

    … focused on absent, non-resident and unmarried fathers. Therefore, there has been a lack of studies that specifically investigate fathering perceptions and experiences, particularly among Black African men who are present in their children's lives and share residence with them. This study sought …

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  6. The Social Construction of Black Fatherhood in Responsible Fatherhood Policies

    … two explicit family policies in order to serve fathers: The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 and the Child Support Enforcement Act of 1975. Historically, these two polices have been racialized and discourse surrounding them may contribute to …

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  7. Relationships Between Black Female College Students' Relationships with Their Fathers and Adult Romantic Attachment

    … the quality and quantity of time that young Black female college students spent with their fathers during high school as related to romantic attachment and fear of intimacy. Although researchers have investigated the impact that early attachment bonds to mothers have for later psychosocial …

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