An exploration of the extraordinary resilience and intricate bonds of Black families, Legacy of Survival: The Dynamics of the Black Family is a profound exploration of history, culture, and community. This compelling work examines the evolution of Black family structures, revealing how systemic oppression, cultural traditions, and collective strength have shaped their survival and identity.
From the enduring ties forged during slavery to the adaptive family roles in contemporary society, each chapter examines a unique facet of this remarkable journey. Through vivid narratives and meticulous research, the book captures the voices, challenges, and triumphs of generations who redefined kinship, navigated adversity, and created legacies of love and resilience.
This essential read offers a panoramic view of African American family life, blending historical context with modern insights. It celebrates the enduring power of kinship networks, multigenerational households, and the unwavering commitment of mothers, fathers, and extended families to nurturing future generations. Richly woven with stories of courage and cultural continuity, Legacy of Survival invites readers to understand and honor the profound dynamics that sustain Black families across time and geography.
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979-8-9924836-1-1 (9798992483611)
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Darius Spearman is a Professor of Black Studies who has taught in the field since 1999.
