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

Guthrie, B. J., Young, A. M., Williams, D. R., Boyd, C. J., & Kintner, E.
K. (2002). African American girls' smoking habits and day-to-day
experiences with racial discrimination. Nursing Research, 51(3), 183-
190.
Hare, Nathan, & Hare, Julia. (1985). Year of the passage. In N. Hare &
J. Hare (Eds.), Bringing the Black boy to manhood (pp. 27-38). San
Francisco, CA: The Black Think Tank.
Harvey, Aminifu R., & Coleman, Antoinette A. (1997). An Afrocentric
program for African American males in the juvenile justice system.
Journal of African American Men, 76(1), 197-211.
Harvey, Aminifu R., Coleman, Antoinette A., Wilson, Rowena, &
Finney, Carolyn. (1999). Psycho-social-cultural needs of African
American males in the juvenile justice system. Journal of African
American Men, 4(2), 3-17.
Hill, Paul Jr. (1998). Africentric rites of passage: Nurturing the next
generation. Reaching Today's Youth: The Community Circle of Caring
Journal, 3(1), 9-13.
Inness, Sherrie A. (2000). Running for their lives: Girls, cultural
identity, and stories of survival. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.
James, Carl. (1990). Making it: Black youth, racism and career
aspirations in a big city. Oakville, ON: Mosaic Press.
James, Carl E. (2002/2003). Identity, culture and community among
Black youth in Oakville. Paper presented at the Research Resource to
the Advisory Committee: Project funded by Multiculturalism Canada,
Oakville, ON.
James, Carl E. (2003, February 18). Special live community broadcast:
Youth and violence. A Jane/Finch community centre in Toronto, ON:
CHRY 105.5FM, Radio York.
James, Carl E. (2004, October). Stereotyping and racial minority
youth. Paper presented at the Race Policy Dialogue, Ontario Human
Rights Commission, ON.
James, Carl E. (2004, February 25). Black youth, sports and schooling
[Interview]. Toronto, ON: Insight, CHIN Radio, 100.7FM.
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