Family ethnicity : strength in diversity

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Family ethnicity : strength in diversity

Harriette Pipes McAdoo, editor

Sage Publications, c1993

  • : cloth
  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-368) and indexes

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Description

The meaning of family ethnicity is explored in this volume in relation to five major cultural groups in America -- African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Native Americans, Asian Americans and Muslim Americans. While each group addresses a separate set of issues, all are faced with questions of relations with the majority culture, of assimilation versus accomodation and of poverty, inequality, isolation and discrimination.

Table of Contents

Introduction - Harriette Pipes McAdoo PART ONE: FAMILY ETHNIC DIVERSITY Ethnic Families - Harriette Pipes McAdoo Strengths That Are Found in Diversity Family Ethnicity in America - Doris Wilkinson Race, Mortality, and Families - Edward L Kain PART TWO: AFRICAN AMERICAN FAMILIES Female-Headed African American Households - Niara Sudarkasa Some Neglected Dimensions African American Extended Kin Systems - Shirley J Hatchett and James S Jackson An Assessment Decision Making and Self-Esteem in African American Families - John Lewis McAdoo The Impact of Economic Marginality Among African American Husbands and Fathers - Philip J Bowman PART THREE: MEXICAN AND SPANISH-ORIGIN AMERICAN FAMILIES Hispanic Families in the United States - Catherine Street Chilman Research Perspectives Cuban Americans - Zulema E Suarez From Golden Exiles to Social Undesirables Support of Hispanic Elderly - Juan J Paz Parenting Young Children in Mexican American/Chicano Families - Estella A Martinez PART FOUR: NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILIES The American Indian Experience - Suzan Shown Harjo Kinship and Political Change in Native American Tribes - Duane Champagne Social Services with Native Americans - Charlotte Tsoi Goodluck Current Status of the Indian Child Welfare Act PART FIVE: MUSLIM FAMILIES The Muslim Family in North America - Azim A Nanji Continuity and Change PART SIX: ASIAN AMERICAN FAMILIES Socialization of Chinese American Children - Young-Shi Ou and Harriette Pipes McAdoo Intergenerational Relationships Among Chinese Immigrant Families From Taiwan - Chien Lin and William T Liu Korean Immigrants' Marital Patterns and Marital Adjustments - Pyong Gap Min Migration and Family Adjustment - Steven J Gold Continuity and Change Among Vietnamese in the United States PART SEVEN: PRACTICE WITH ETHNIC FAMILIES Ethnic Sensitivity for Practitioners - Wynetta Devore and Harlan London A Practice Model Family Ethnicity - Harriette Pipes McAdoo A Challenge for the Future

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