100 Questions And Answers About African Americans Michigan State University School Of Journalism by Michigan State University. School Of Journalism, Author, Copyright Holder, Grimm, Joe, Editor; Nease, Rick; David Crumm Media instant download after payment.

xiii, 64 pages : 22 cm, \"African-American identity, demographics, history and culture are the focus of the guide to cultural competence. We answer 100 of the basic, everyday questions that people ask about Black social, poliitical, justice, religious and civil rights issues. Forty million African Americans make up more than 13 percent of the U.S. population and the proportion is growing. Misunderstanding, stereotypes and inequity persist, even after four centuries. This guide is intended to help increase cross-cultural understanding.\"--Back cover, Read the Spirit Books is an imprint of David Crumm Media, LLC, Illustrated covers, \"Part of a series of guides published by the Michigan State University School of Journalism.\"--Page 4 of cover, \"Joe Grimm, series editor, is visiting editor in residence at Michigan State University's School of Journalism\"--Page xiii, Includes bibliographical references (pages 60-61), Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About the series -- Identity -- History -- Language -- Families -- Religion -- Race relations -- Demographics -- Education -- Wealth, work and money -- Health -- Gender and sex -- Appearance -- Culture and contributions -- Criminal justice -- Voting and politics -- Epilogue -- Books -- Videos -- Organizations -- Museums, Perfect bound