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O'Hara, Bruce – 1988
North American men die about 10 years younger than their female counterparts. This difference is not based on biological differences but on behavioral differences. Men are taught not to take care of themselves and to deaden themselves emotionally. Men are incurable romantics. They are addicted to the hero myth which is a wonderful inspiring,…
Descriptors: Emotional Development, Emotional Response, Foreign Countries, Interpersonal Competence
Peer reviewedBlake, Wayne M.; Darling, Carol A. – Journal of Black Studies, 1994
Discusses the role confusion of African American males in U.S. society through an examination of issues involving substance abuse and suicide, education, economics, employment issues, crime and violence, discrimination, and family relations of the African American male. Future directions for research and social action are examined. (GLR)
Descriptors: Black Education, Crime, Economic Impact, Employment Patterns
