Marina Bluvshtein, Marq Wilson, T. Moore, Johannil Napoleón, Kia A. Watkins
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Kenneth B. Clark and His "Implications of Adlerian Theory for an Understanding of Civil Rights Problems and Actions": 54 Years Later
Abstract:The article presents five contemporary responses to Dr. Kenneth Clark's 1967 keynote address at the 15th Annual Conference of the American Society of Adlerian Psychology in New York. The responses concern race, racism, Black psychology, and social justice in clinical practice, higher education, and general social living. The authors pose questions to clinicians, educators, researchers, public policy administrators and conclude with the call to actions.
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