Developmental Psychology of the Black Child by Amos N. Wilson

Lifetime those who have tried to grasp the whole picture of AfrikanĮxistence from a psychological point of view or perspective. I have known only a very few psychological visionaries in my Wilson: a 21st century Africentric psychological warrior (1941-95) some personal reflections and professional observations. Wilson: a 21st century Africentric psychological warrior (1941-95) some personal reflections and professional observations.' Retrieved from 2013 Journal of Pan African Studies 10 May. Wilson: a 21st century Africentric psychological warrior (1941-95) some personal reflections and professional observations.' The Free Library. The Developmental Psychology of the Black Child, first of a series dealing with the growth, development and education of the Black children, is the first book that deals exclusively with the physical and psychological development of Black children in a scholarly but readily understandable way. Professor Wilson forthrightly confronts these and other issues, tenaciously pursues implications and sets forth positive approaches, insights, and recommendations.

If you have been looking for a single source dealing with these and related questions from a black perspective, this is the book for you. This seminal and thought-provoking, recently revitalized text visits many little-known facts and surprising details about Afrikan children. It presents and honest, poignant, spirited and in-depth description of the world of Black parent and child - from conception to school age - in Eurocentric American society.

Will White America or will Black America save Black Children?.

Is growing up within an alienating Eurocentric mythological-cultural envelope as relentlessly projected through video games, books, radio, TV, film, and the internet (we may add), hazardous to the mental health of Black children?.

Why have integrated schools failed so many Black children?.

Why do Black children generally score lower than White children on IQ tests?.

Is the use of Black English a sign of mental inferiority?.

What effects do race awareness have on the mental and personality development of Black children?.

Are there any significant differences in the mental and physical growth and development of Black and White children?.

Is the Black child merely a White child who happens to be 'painted' black?.

Developmental Psychology of the Black Child by Amos N. Wilson