Pathways to Resiliency: Black and Latino Families in America
Pathways to Resiliency: Black and Latino Families in America
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Pathways to Resiliency: Black and Latino Families in America is a collection of articles and essays that highlights the experiences of Black and Latino families in the United States. The seven chapter anthology features works of diverse perspectives and outstanding scholarship in the areas of history and acculturation, racism and inequality, education, family and relationships, religion and spirituality, public health issues and practice, and social problems and policy.
The material gives readers a deeper understanding of the origins, nature, and extent of these resilient families while exploring the issues that impact them.
The included reading selections enhance up-to-date and much needed new material to the existing body of work in the study of Black and Latino families.
Pathways to Resiliency: Black and Latino Families in America provides essential resources rooted in years of teaching within the area of study. The book is well-suited for courses that study the sociology of families, race and ethnic relations, and contemporary social problems.
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