Conceptual and Logical Issues in Theory and Research Related to Black Masculinity.

Franklin, Clyde W., II

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Publication Date: 1986

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Conceptual and Logical Issues in Theory and Research Related to Black Masculinity.

Franklin, Clyde W., II

Western Journal of Black Studies, v10 n4 p161-66 Win 1986

After discussing the concepts of "white" and "black" masculinity, the article discusses the following factors constraining black male role assumption: (1) structural constraints; (2) societal constraints; (3) dysfunctional socialization messages; and (4) psychological factors. Three theories on black masculinity are discussed and their weaknesses pinpointed. (PS)

Descriptors: Black Culture, Blacks, Data Interpretation, Expectation, Experimenter Characteristics, Identification (Psychology), Males, Masculinity, Researchers, Role Models, Sex Role, Social Influences

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Information Analyses; Reports - General

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Language: English

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