非裔美国男性刻板印象:多元文化社会中社会工作的障碍

R. Hall
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正如上次总统竞选所证明的那样,非洲裔美国男性仍然是广泛刻板印象的对象。这种刻板印象是普遍存在的。媒体形象强化了对非洲裔美国男性的刻板印象,认为他们是性狂热的野兽,对欧美社区有暴力倾向,这是在多元文化社会中开展社会工作的障碍。个别从业人员可能根据这些刻板印象来感知或被感知。社会工作者必须继续努力面对这些刻板印象。
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African-american male stereotypes: Obstacles to social work in a multicultural society
As evidenced by the last presidential campaign, the African-American male continues to be the subject of extensive stereotyping. Such stereotypes are pervasive. Reinforced by media images, the stereotypes of the African-American male as a sex crazed beast with a penchant for violence aimed at the European-American community is an obstacle to social work in a multicultural society. Individual practitioners may perceive or be perceived on the basis of these stereotypes. The continued effort of social workers to confront these stereotypes is imperative.
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