Mothering While Black: Boundaries and Burdens of Middle-Class Parenthood
An insightful exploration of how middle-class Black mothers navigate parenting, race, and societal expectations in contemporary America.
About This Book
Mothering While Black examines the experiences of middle-class Black mothers as they balance parenting responsibilities with broader social pressures.
The book highlights how race and class intersect to shape boundaries, expectations, and daily decisions in family life.
It draws on research to illustrate the additional emotional and practical burdens these mothers often carry.
Readers gain insight into the strategies and resilience developed within these parenting contexts.
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