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Peer reviewedHale, Janice – Young Children, 1991
The significance of ethnicity in the development of self-concept is addressed in an article that focuses on African-American children. Topics include the transmission of cultural values through oral tradition, the proverb tradition in the socialization of African-American children, and implications for parents and early childhood teachers. (GLR)
Descriptors: Black Culture, Black Youth, Blacks, Cultural Awareness
