Anthony J Lemelle
Biographic Data
| ID | 597969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anthony J Lemelle |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anthony J |
| FAMILY NAME | Lemelle |
| SIGNATURE | LEMELLE A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 83 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Gender, Race, and Homicide
Black masculinity and sexual politics
Social and Economic Organization of the Black Professoriate at Predominately-white Colleges and Universities
One Drop Rule
The one drop rule was a social construction that emerged discursively in US history. The language was first used by the government in the Fourteenth Census in 1920 when the color line was redefined by the Census Bureau. Instead of using the category “mulattoes,” the Bureau adopted the one drop rule. According to it, “the term ‘white’ as used in the census report refers to persons understood to be pure‐blooded whites. A person of mixed blood is cl…
Free at Last
Ideologically Driven Science of School Organization and Whitewashing Oppositional Culture
the organization of schooling have profound implications for American Sociology, particularly subfields concerned with education, labor, race, and stratification. The late anthropologist John Ogbu upset the discourse on the sociology of education with heretical claims against accepted assimilation perspectives by reintroducing the notion of domination in the organization of schooling and in the process of education. In short, Ogbu advanced a pers…
Aberrations in Black
Race Odyssey
African American attitudes toward gay males
Black Masculinity Matters in Attitudes Toward Gay Males
Recent work on attitudes toward homosexuals promotes the view that males typically have more negative attitudes than females; and African Americans have more negative attitudes than their white counterparts. However, among African Americans, women are thought to have the greatest negative attitudes because they perceive themselves as competing for a limited pool of black male partners. This study uses the National Black Politics Study to examine …
Racialized social system and HIV infection
Analyses how HIV/AIDS has affected African Americans, who are acknowledged as a vulnerable racialized group, along with Puerto Ricans. Defines the term of racialized social system as a society where part of the stratification system is designed to reank people based on their racial classification. Sheds light on AIDS and ethnicity through copious use of figures and tables. Summarizes that there is little control over tehir own community economics…
The Sociology of Oliver C. Cox
Preface (R. Dennis). Introduction. The legacy of Oliver Cromwell Cox (H.M. Hunter). The Teacher, Scholar, and Critic. The teaching mission of Dr. Oliver C. Cox (E.P. Martin). Cox's critique of the Bourgeoisie (N. Hare). The West Indian Influence. Cox, the Carribean, and comparisons (C.A. Mcauley). The Influence of Marx and Weber. Oliver C. Cox and the historical method (R. Williams). Racial exploitation, capitalism, and backward nations (G. Chand…
Oliver Cromwell Cox
In many ways, Oliver Cromwell Cox's academic career was similar to those of other Black sociologists; however, his experiences, given his perspectives and their time and place, were unique. Like any other major Black sociologist, similar to Charles S. Johnson or E. Franklin Frazier, Cox endured the stigma of skin color produced by White supremacy. Yet Cox's approach differs markedly from the conciliatory sociological approach of Johnson's (1941) …
Patriarchal reversals of black male prestige
HIV/Aids knowledge sources and risk behavior among adolescent African American males
Readings in the Sociology of Aids
What Is Sociological about AIDS? *Social Epidemiology and Demography *Identity and Behavior *The Life Course *Caregiving *Knowledge, Attitudes, and Collective Behavior *Social Stratification *Organizations and Services *Health Professions and Occupations *Economics *Public Policy Index
Black Male Deviance
Many studies of Black men have been and will be produced, but most have approached the subject from angles other than a position of scholarship that explores how Black men have come to be socially produced as deviants, and asks how have persons in academe participated in the production of these perceived deviants, and how has the Black community responded to this social construct of a role. This work is directed toward sociologists and those who …
The Black Underclass
Black Male Deviance
The political sociology of black masculinity and tropes of domination
From Exclusion to Inclusion
Killing the Author of Life, or Decimating “Bad Niggers”
Turn on the light, Bigger. Alright, came a sleepy mumble. Light flooded the room and revealed a black boy standing in a narrow space between two iron beds, rubbing his eyes with the backs of his hands.... Having been bound over to the grand jury and indicted by it, having been arraigned and having plead not guilty to the charge of murder and been ordered to trial-all in less than a week, Bigger lay one sunless gray morning on his cot, staring vac…
Black Masculinity Matters in Attitudes Toward Gay Males
Recent work on attitudes toward homosexuals promotes the view that males typically have more negative attitudes than females; and African Americans have more negative attitudes than their white counterparts. However, among African Americans, women are thought to have the greatest negative attitudes because they perceive themselves as competing for a limited pool of black male partners. This study uses the National Black Politics Study to examine …
Aberrations in Black
African American attitudes toward gay males
The political sociology of black masculinity and tropes of domination
Racialized social system and HIV infection
Analyses how HIV/AIDS has affected African Americans, who are acknowledged as a vulnerable racialized group, along with Puerto Ricans. Defines the term of racialized social system as a society where part of the stratification system is designed to reank people based on their racial classification. Sheds light on AIDS and ethnicity through copious use of figures and tables. Summarizes that there is little control over tehir own community economics…
Social and Economic Organization of the Black Professoriate at Predominately-white Colleges and Universities
From Exclusion to Inclusion
Killing the Author of Life, or Decimating “Bad Niggers”
Turn on the light, Bigger. Alright, came a sleepy mumble. Light flooded the room and revealed a black boy standing in a narrow space between two iron beds, rubbing his eyes with the backs of his hands.... Having been bound over to the grand jury and indicted by it, having been arraigned and having plead not guilty to the charge of murder and been ordered to trial-all in less than a week, Bigger lay one sunless gray morning on his cot, staring vac…
From Exclusion to Inclusion
The political sociology of black masculinity and tropes of domination
The Black Underclass
Black Male Deviance
Black Male Deviance
Many studies of Black men have been and will be produced, but most have approached the subject from angles other than a position of scholarship that explores how Black men have come to be socially produced as deviants, and asks how have persons in academe participated in the production of these perceived deviants, and how has the Black community responded to this social construct of a role. This work is directed toward sociologists and those who …
Readings in the Sociology of Aids
What Is Sociological about AIDS? *Social Epidemiology and Demography *Identity and Behavior *The Life Course *Caregiving *Knowledge, Attitudes, and Collective Behavior *Social Stratification *Organizations and Services *Health Professions and Occupations *Economics *Public Policy Index
Oliver Cromwell Cox
In many ways, Oliver Cromwell Cox's academic career was similar to those of other Black sociologists; however, his experiences, given his perspectives and their time and place, were unique. Like any other major Black sociologist, similar to Charles S. Johnson or E. Franklin Frazier, Cox endured the stigma of skin color produced by White supremacy. Yet Cox's approach differs markedly from the conciliatory sociological approach of Johnson's (1941) …
Patriarchal reversals of black male prestige
HIV/Aids knowledge sources and risk behavior among adolescent African American males
Racialized social system and HIV infection
Analyses how HIV/AIDS has affected African Americans, who are acknowledged as a vulnerable racialized group, along with Puerto Ricans. Defines the term of racialized social system as a society where part of the stratification system is designed to reank people based on their racial classification. Sheds light on AIDS and ethnicity through copious use of figures and tables. Summarizes that there is little control over tehir own community economics…
The Sociology of Oliver C. Cox
Preface (R. Dennis). Introduction. The legacy of Oliver Cromwell Cox (H.M. Hunter). The Teacher, Scholar, and Critic. The teaching mission of Dr. Oliver C. Cox (E.P. Martin). Cox's critique of the Bourgeoisie (N. Hare). The West Indian Influence. Cox, the Carribean, and comparisons (C.A. Mcauley). The Influence of Marx and Weber. Oliver C. Cox and the historical method (R. Williams). Racial exploitation, capitalism, and backward nations (G. Chand…
African American attitudes toward gay males
Black Masculinity Matters in Attitudes Toward Gay Males
Recent work on attitudes toward homosexuals promotes the view that males typically have more negative attitudes than females; and African Americans have more negative attitudes than their white counterparts. However, among African Americans, women are thought to have the greatest negative attitudes because they perceive themselves as competing for a limited pool of black male partners. This study uses the National Black Politics Study to examine …
Aberrations in Black
Race Odyssey
Free at Last
Ideologically Driven Science of School Organization and Whitewashing Oppositional Culture
the organization of schooling have profound implications for American Sociology, particularly subfields concerned with education, labor, race, and stratification. The late anthropologist John Ogbu upset the discourse on the sociology of education with heretical claims against accepted assimilation perspectives by reintroducing the notion of domination in the organization of schooling and in the process of education. In short, Ogbu advanced a pers…
One Drop Rule
The one drop rule was a social construction that emerged discursively in US history. The language was first used by the government in the Fourteenth Census in 1920 when the color line was redefined by the Census Bureau. Instead of using the category “mulattoes,” the Bureau adopted the one drop rule. According to it, “the term ‘white’ as used in the census report refers to persons understood to be pure‐blooded whites. A person of mixed blood is cl…
Social and Economic Organization of the Black Professoriate at Predominately-white Colleges and Universities
Black masculinity and sexual politics
Gender, Race, and Homicide
Sociology (19 works) · Gender Studies (12 works) · Gender Studies (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Criminology (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Race (biology (5 works) · Social science (5 works)