Journal of Black Studies -- Table of Contents (December 1 1984, 15 [2])

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Clyde W. Franklin, II: Black Male-Black Female Conflict: Individually Caused and Culturally Nurtured
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 139-154. [PDF] [References]

James E. Newby: Language, Literature, and Communication: An Annotated Bibliography of Books by Black Authors
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 155-176. [PDF]

Joseph A. Baldwin: African Self-Consciousness and the Mental Health of African-Americans
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 177-194. [PDF] [References]

Merrick Posnansky: Toward an Archaeology of the Black Diaspora
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 195-205. [PDF] [References]

Bernard D. Headley: Toward a Cyclical Theory of Race Relations in Jamaica
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 207-222. [PDF] [References]

Hulme T. Siwundhla: White Ideologies and Non-European Participation in the Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 223-234. [PDF] [References]

Tunde Adeleke: Book Review : There is a River: The Black Struggle for Freedom in America, by Vincent Harding, New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1981. 461 pp. $9.00.
Journal of Black Studies 1984 15: 235-237. [PDF]

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