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From worker-brc-announce@lists.tao.ca Wed Jan 3 09:03:03 2001 New Paradigms and New Policies for the New American RealityCall for Papers: Research on the Black community, 3 January 2001At the dawn of the 21st Century, the black community is once again at the crossroads. Blacks in America in the mid-20th Century led a revolution that forever changed the structure of this society. Yet, in many ways the black community has benefitted least from this revolution. Whereas there has been considerable progress as a result of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, blacks have yet to achieved full equality in America. In fact, on many indicators the argument can be made that blacks have actually lost ground. Racism is still a reality in America and blacks continue to bear the brunt of it. It is clear that past approaches to black community issues are insufficient to address present and future realities. Accordingly, this volume will highlight innovative and multi-disciplinary research with an emphasis on policy implications. Topics for papers might include:
Please submit manuscripts for peer review by June 1, 2001 to:
Hayward Derrick Horton, Editor [IMPORTANT NOTE: The views and opinions expressed on this list are solely those of the authors and/or organizations, and do not necessarily represent or reflect the official political positions of the Black Radical Congress (BRC). Official BRC statements, position papers, press releases, action alerts, and announcements are distributed exclusively via the BRC-PRESS list. As a subscriber to this list, you have been added to the BRC-PRESS list automatically.]
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