Journal of Negro Education, The

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Articles in Summer 2002 issue of Journal of Negro Education, The

• America's disposable children: Setting the stage
  by Yeakey, Carol Camp
• African American Males in School and Society: Practices and Policies for Effective Education
  by Richardson, Jeanita W
• Educational and social reforms for Africa American juvenile delinquents in 19th century New York City and Philadelphia
  by Span, Christopher M
• What do the numbers tell us about crime and youth?
  by Williams, Barbara I
• Boys into Men: Raising our African American Teenage Sons
  by Morrison, Harriet R
• Public Assault on America's Children: Poverty, Violence and Juvenile Injustice, The
  by Epps, Beverly D
• Jack & Jill and Why They Kill: Saving Our Children, Saving Ourselves
  by Epps, Beverly D
• Why do good kids do bad things? Considering multiple contexts in the study of antisocial fighting behaviors in African American urban youth
  by Foney, Dana M; Cunningham, Michael
• When getting tough means getting tougher: Historical and conceptual understandings of juveniles of color sentenced as adults in the United States
  by Hopson, Rodney K; Obidah, Jennifer E
• Innocence lost: Case studies of children in the juvenile justice system
  by Brookins, Geraldine Kearse; Hirsch, Julie A
• Walking a policy tightrope: Balancing educational opportunity and criminal justice in federal student financial aid
  by Brown, M Christopher II; Lane, Jason E; Rogers, Kimberly R
• Rap music and its violent progeny: America's culture of violence in context
  by Richardson, Jeanita W; Scott, Kim A
• law and juvenile justice for people of color in elementary and secondary schools, The
  by Brown, Frank; Russo, Charles J; Hunter, Richard C
• Warehousing or rehabilitation? Public schooling in the juvenile justice system
  by Morrison, Harriet R; Epps, Beverly D
• Youth's perceptions of race, class, and language bias in the courts
  by Miller, Fayneese; Foster, Erica