资产剥离、历史记忆和家庭负担中的奴隶制的漫长后世:走向第三次重建

IF 1.2 4区社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES

Families in Society-The Journal of Contemporary Social Services Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1177/10443894211061283

Devin Fergus, T. Shanks

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摘要

特别是对非裔美国人来说，财务能力和资产建设的问题与黑人自由一样古老。通过种族资本主义、历史记忆和家庭压力模型等概念框架，本文考察了重建以来许多错误的开始，在这些开始中，人们提出了期望，但当现实产生的结果使黑人家庭无法获得切实的经济进步时，希望随后破灭。

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The Long Afterlife of Slavery in Asset Stripping, Historical Memory, and Family Burden: Toward a Third Reconstruction

For African Americans in particular, the question of financial capability and asset building is as old as Black freedom. Through conceptual frames such as racial capitalism, historical memory, and the family stress model, this article examines the many false starts since Reconstruction in which expectations were raised, but then hopes subsequently dashed when reality produced outcomes that kept tangible economic progress just out of reach of Black families.

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