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Black Families Export

by: Harriette P. Mcadoo

edited by: Harriette P. Mcadoo

(01 November 1981)

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Black Families is a highly readable and scholarly book that avoids the pitfalls of excessive romanticism by adhering to the objective spirit of scientific inquiry. A significant contribution to the knowledge base supporting social work practice. It should appear on the reading list of a wide range of courses, including courses in human behavior, social policy, and social research.


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