Black Fatherhood: Reclaiming Our Legacy
Curtis L. Ivery
(Author)
Marcus Ivery
(Author)
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Description
Breaking the stereotype that surrounds Black fatherhood, this one-of-a-kind book highlights the importance of being a present parent. Written by Dr. Curtis L. Ivery and his son Marcus, the book is a blueprint for being a successful family man, as well as a model African-American man. Riddled with quotes by celebrated leaders, including Frederick Douglass, Bill Cosby, and Nelson Mandela, the book provides tips on how to be a father each day, every day. Dr. Ivery talks about the importance of instilling a value system and emphasizes ways in which fathers can have optimal relationships with their children. An account of the current state of the African-American community and family, which is increasingly viewed as disconnected and falling apart, the book delves into our current society and examines not only the effects, but how to can overcome this. This book is an indispensable guide for fathers and children alike that will surely strengthen any family's bond.
Product Details
Price
$19.95
$18.55
Publisher
Beaufort Books
Publish Date
November 01, 2014
Pages
190
Dimensions
9.17 X 9.34 X 0.67 inches | 1.95 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9780825307430
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About the Author
Dr. Curtis L. Ivery has been Chancellor of Wayne County Community College District since 1995. The multi-campus, culturally diverse District in metropolitan Detroit serves thousands of students in Wayne County, and is a focal point for community issues and solutions. Thus, he sees the challenges of urban youth at every level. More importantly, he champions their success and has become a nationally recognized leader in education, urban affairs, and male parenting.Recognizing that professional success begins with the role parents play in instilling the necessary characteristics and value to achieve such, Dr. Ivery has made it his personal mission to educate, inspire, and actively engage African American males in the parenting process. The author of several books and hundreds of articles on urban affairs and education, Dr. Ivery continues his quest to strengthen communities by rebuilding the family unit and the values that create and hold them together.
