Beyond Competitive Victimhood: Abandoning Arguments That Black Women or Black Men Are Worse Off

Authors

Stephanie L. Phillips, University at Buffalo School of LawFollow

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Description

Published in Progressive Black Masculinities, Athena D. Mutua, ed.

Publication Date

2006

Publisher

Routledge

City

Hoboken

ISBN

9780415976879

First Page

217

Disciplines

Anthropology | Law | Race and Ethnicity

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Recommended Citation

Stephanie L. Phillips, Beyond Competitive Victimhood: Abandoning Arguments That Black Women or Black Men Are Worse Off in Progressive Black Masculinities 217 (Athena D. Mutua, ed., Routledge 2006)