When They Don’t Look Like Us: A Look at Urban Sociology and the Black Experience: Theory, Policy, Practice and Education
When They Don’t Look Like Us examines urban sociology and the Black experience through four connected perspectives: theory, policy, practice, and education. Delante Clark’s book offers readers a focused introduction to the social questions shaping urban life and the study of Black experiences.
About This Book
When They Don’t Look Like Us explores urban sociology and the Black experience.
The book brings together theory, policy, practice, and education as complementary ways to examine its subject.
It offers a framework for readers interested in the social dimensions of urban life and Black experiences.
Suitable for students, educators, and general readers seeking an introduction to these connected topics.
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