Improving the Outcomes of African American and Latino Male Youth
Introduction
Guest Editors:Stella L. Smith, PhD, Prairie View A&M University
Susan Frazier-Kouassi, PhD, Prairie View A&M University
This issue will provide a space for both scholars and practitioners/professional to discuss the current trends (i.e. police reform, school segregation, COVID – 19) and micro/macro systems that undergird the challenges and opportunities for African American and Latino young male success.
Issue Editor's Point of View
Issue Editor Reflection
Stella L. Smith and Susan Frazier-Kouassi
Articles
Making a Difference in Children’s Lives: Lessons Learned from Planning and Implementing a Virtual Summer Camp During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Andrea McDonald Ph.D., Camille Burnett, Sonia Boone, Angela Branch-Vital, and Michael McFrazier
Evaluation of an After-School Program for African-American and Hispanic Male Youth: Please Call Me Mister
Herman Walston EdD, Angela Meshack DrPH, and Ashlie Smoot-Baker
Our youth are our solution, not our problem
Enrique Romo Ph.D., MBA
The online environments of sexual and gender minority youth: Contexts of risk and resilience
Alexa Martin-Storey, Alicia A. Lapointe, Alice Girouard, Marie-Michèle Paquette, and Sophie Bergeron
Perspectives from the Field
The Pandemic and the Pre-School to Prison Pipeline: A Public-School Teacher's Perspective
Barbara Garcia-Powell
Call for Papers
Preserving Innocence: Ending Perceived Adultification and Toxic Masculinity Toward Black Boys
Erik M. Hines, Edward C. Fletcher Jr., Donna Y. Ford, and James L. Moore III
