The Impact of Family Structure Variations among Black Families on the Undernumeration of Black Males, Part Two: Focus Group Research
The Impact of Family Structure Variations among Black Families on the Undernumeration of Black Males, Part Two: Focus Group Research
EX90-14
Introduction
Part one of the Joint Statistical Agreement between the U.S. Census Bureau and the Hampton University Black Family Institute extensively explored the literature related to family structure variations among Black Americans (Hudgins, Holmes, and Locke, 1990). This literature review and discussion pointed to many facets of Black family structure and functioning that may impact the enumeration of Black Americans, especially Black males.
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