Myths About Black Women Workers in Modern America.

Nelson, Charmeynne D.

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Myths About Black Women Workers in Modern America

Nelson, Charmeynne D.

Black Scholar, 6, 6, 11-15, Mar 75

A systematic examination and debunking of three myths surrounding black women workers: (1) black women have better jobs than black men, (2) black women and white men are the most successful groups in U.S. society, and (3) black women do most of the work because they are the heads of most black families. (EH)

Descriptors: Black Influences, Black Stereotypes, Black Studies, Employed Women, Labor Force, Racism, Sex Discrimination, Sex Role, Sex Stereotypes, Womens Studies

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