The Need for a Pan-Afrikanist Alternative to the Street Institution.

Perkins, Eugene

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The Need for a Pan-Afrikanist Alternative to the Street Institution

Perkins, Eugene

Black Books Bulletin, 2, 3 & 4, 8-11, W 74

While the streets provide the basic orientation to life for the black child, the curriculum is essentially self-defeating. New alternatives must be provided for black youth, organized around Pan-Afrikan concepts of social traditions and family, aiming to facilitate youth's transition to true adulthood. (EH)

Descriptors: Black Studies, Black Youth, Community Education, Educational Anthropology, Nonformal Education, Nontraditional Education, Urban Youth, Youth Programs

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