“Describes how African-American boys are systematically programmed for failure so that when they become adults they pose little danger to the status quo. By their control of key social institutions, European-Americans have denied the African-American boy the fruits of his heritage, culture and ‘rights of passage.’ As a result, the African-American boy becomes the bearer of social maladies which he carries with him into adulthood.”

Publisher: African American Images
Hardback: 205 pages
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