
Literary Form:Non-fiction
Publication Year:1970
Original Language:English
Author Nationality:United States
Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?
A Psychologist Explains the Development of Racial Identity
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305.8/00973305.800973AdolescentAdolescent PsychologyAfrican American childrenAfrican american children--psychologyAfrican American StudiesAfrican american youthAfrican american youth--psychologyAfrican AmericansAfrican americans--psychologyAfrican americans--race identityAfrican americans, psychologyAfrican americans, race identityAfro-americansCommunicationCommunication and cultureCommunication and culture--united statesCommunication--social aspectsCommunication--social aspects--united statesDiscrimination & Race RelationsE185.625 .t38 2003E185.625 .t38 2017Ethnic StudiesEuropean continental ancestry group--psychologyIntercultural communicationIntercultural communication--united statesMinority StudiesNew York Times bestsellerPsychologyPsychology, adolescentRace awarenessRace awareness in adolescenceRace awareness in adolescence--united statesRace awareness in childrenRace identityRace relationsSoc001000Social aspectsSocial IdentificationSocial scienceSocial science--ethnic studies--african american studiesUnited states, race relationsWhite peopleWhitesWhites--psychologyWhites--race identityWhites--race identity--united statesWhites--united states--psychologyWhites--united states--race identityWs 462 t221w 2003
