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DELLUMS Report: Men & Communities: African American Males and the Well-Being of Children, Families, and Neighborhoods sfdsdf

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DELLUMS Report: Men & Communities: African American Males and the Well-Being of Children, Families, and Neighborhoods

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James B. Hyman

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November 1, 2006

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This report focuses on well-being outcomes in urban, poor, and minority communities, particularly African American communities. Throughout this discussion, the analysis will be applied to black men. That said, much of the proposed framework can be applied to men in general, although admittedly, references to culture and race will need to be modified to consider the identity and experience of other groups of men in the context of their community identities, histories, and cultures.

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