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MALE / FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS

(Student Book Reviews)

 

 

 

Below are two excellent student book reviews that I chose to highlight because both pieces represent a very good and thorough review of an important book that I used for my recent African American male/female relationship course.  Although I have had much experience in the area of relationships by gathering historical data and carefully studying the interaction of Black males and females in cities throughout the U.S., I had never been asked to teach a relationship course before. 

 

In consulting with one of my colleagues, I took his advice and used as the course required text, Friends, Lovers, & Soul Mates: A Guide to Better Relationships Between Black Men and Women (1994) by Drs. Derek & Darlene Hopson.  The Hopsons have written an excellent practical book that is designed for every African American: including married couples, engaged and dating couples, and single individuals, both those looking and not looking for a relationship.

 

Here are two book reviews of Friends, Lovers, & Soul Mates by two of my hardworking “A” students.  I am sure that you will find their comments very thorough, as they both build much enthusiasm for this practical book.

 

Nezhia Burkes

http://manuampim.com/nezhia_burkes.html

 

Luther Monday

http://manuampim.com/luther_monday.html

 

 

 

Prof. Manu Ampim

Spring 2004

 

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