Includes bibliographical references (p. [219]-235) and index.
Contents
Introduction : inventing the young black male : race, science, and power -- "We are men, the rest are something else" : rewriting social darwinism as a "revelation of the white man" -- "To make a name in science and thus to raise my race" : scientific manhood in the age of Du Bois, 1893-1963 -- "We regarded with pride all the male members of the family" : E. Franklin Frazier from founding fathers and masculine proletariats to the bourgeois "lady among the races" -- Horace Cayton's wars : the race man, psychoanalysis and the politics of black emasculation -- "Boys cannot learn to be men in a manless family" : from class to gender in the black boy crisis, 1940-1965.
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