Psychologist Amos N. Wilson examines why violence concentrates among Black adolescent males, tracing it to racist social conditions, miseducation, and thwarted manhood rather than to any defect in the boys themselves. He pairs the diagnosis with concrete prevention and remediation strategies addressed to families, schools, and communities. The book is a companion volume to his Black-on-Black Violence (1990).
Author: Amos N. Wilson ยท Original publisher: Afrikan World InfoSystems (New York), 1992. Full subtitle: *Its Remediation and Prevention* (some citations reverse the order or give 1991)
