Teenage motherhood is a worrisome problem in America today, and the welfare system tends to spotlight the black teenage mom. Based on her own experience as an African-American teenage mother, sociologist Elaine Bell Kaplan dispels common perceptions of these young women by reassessing the class, gender, and racial factors that influence black teenagers to become mothers. Teenage motherhood is a worrisome problem in America today, and the welfare system tends to spotlight…
Author: Elaine Bell Kaplan · Original publisher: University of California Press (1997)
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