African-American Social Workers and Social Policy
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African-American Social Workers and Social Policy

by Tricia B. Bent-Goodley

Sociology Social Work public policy
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African-American Social Workers and Social Policy explores the relationship between African-American social workers and the development, interpretation, and practice of social policy. With its focus on social work, race, and policy, the book offers relevant context for students, researchers, and readers interested in social justice and community-focused practice.

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A focused work on African-American social workers and social policy.

The book connects the field of social work with questions involving race, representation, and public policy.

It may be useful to readers studying social work, African-American studies, sociology, and policy-oriented social issues.

Written by Tricia B. Bent-Goodley, this title presents a subject-centered perspective on the role of African-American social workers in relation to social policy.

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