African American Men on College Campuses: Their Needs and Their Perceptions
New Directions for Student ServicesPublished 1 December 1997
Michael J. Cuyjet
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Abstract This chapter provides a cursory look at the current status of black male college students as well as a review of a national survey that reveals some of their attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions of the campus environment. The perceptions are compared to those of African American women students.
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