Inner-City Single Black Mothers’ Gender-Related Childrearing Expectations and Goals

作者: Elizabeth A. Sharp , Jean M. Ispa

DOI: 10.1007/S11199-008-9567-3

关键词: Qualitative researchSocial psychologySocioeconomic statusFatalismDevelopmental psychologyFeminismPersonal experienceSocializationPsychologySocial environmentSocial relation

摘要: Semi-structured interviews with nine U.S. Midwestern inner-city single Black mothers of young children were analyzed using inductive qualitative methods to determine similarities and differences in their expectations goals for sons versus daughters. Drawing on critical race feminism, we developed links between these ideas, mothers’ personal experiences men, prevailing gender ideologies. Mothers valued independence strength daughters hoped prevent early sexual activity. couched aspirations terms counter-examples but fatalistic. Childrearing reflected fears based experiences.

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