RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

Franklin, Clyde W, II. (1994). Sex and class differences in the
socialization experiences of African American youth. The Western
Journal of Black Studies, 18(2), 104-111.
Hall, Ronald E. (2002). The class initiatives of intelligence rhetoric:
Implications of racism for scientific inquiry. Race, Gender & Class,
9(4), 61-70.
Hutchinson, Earl Ofari. (1970). The myth of Black capitalism. New
York: Monthly Review Press.
Jackson, Pamela Braboy, & Stewart, Quincy Thomas. (2003). A
research agenda for the Black middle class: Work stress, survival
strategies, and mental health. Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
44(3), 442-455.
James, Carl E. (2003, January). Class, race and community. Paper
presented at the Parkdale Project Read Literacy Program, Toronto, ON.
Krieger, Nancy, & Bassett, Mary. (1986). The health of black folk:
Disease, class, and ideology in science. Monthly Review, 38(3).
Lian, Jason Z., & Matthews, David Ralph. (1998). Does the vertical
mosaic still exist? Ethnicity and income in Canada, 1991. The Canadian
Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 35(4), 461-481.
Lochner, K., Kawawchi, I., & Kennedy, B.P. (1999). Social capital: A
guide to its measurement. Health and Place, 5, 259-270.
Macintyre, Sally. (1997). The black report and beyond what are the
issues? Social Science & Medicine, 44(6), 723-745.
McCallum, D. M., Arnold, S. E., & Bolland, J. M. (2002). Low-income
African-American women talk about stress. Journal of Social Distress
and the Homeless, 11(3), 249-263.
McDonald, Katrina Bell. (1997). The psychosocial dimension of Black
maternal health: An intersection of race, gender, and class. In C.
Herring (Ed.), African Americans and the public agenda: The
paradoxes of public policy (pp. 68-84). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Race, income splits Toronto, study warns. (2000, July 7). Toronto
Star.
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