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Original Articles

African-American Mothering

Implications for Feminist Psychotherapy from a Grandmother's Perspective

Pages 19-36 | Published online: 22 Sep 2008
 

Abstract

This article addresses deficits in the psychological literature by bringing the perspective of an African-American grandmother and a psychotherapist to the psychology of African-American mothering. An historical narrative and viewpoint, as well as some additional thoughts on African-American mothering, grandmothering and “othermothering” are followed by some famous, and some not so famous, words of and about African-America's mothers and foremothers. By presenting African-American mothers' words and perspectives, the author increases the fund of knowledge about the psychological influences on African-American women.

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