Bibliographies
A Multicultural View of Disability
NOTE: Many of these references are included in the ERIC database.

Africian American Families

Atkins, K. (1991). Health, illness, disability and Black minorities: A
speculative critique of present day discourse. Disability, Handicap &
Society, 6, 37-47.

Dulan, J. R., & Blacher, J. (1995). African American families, religion, and disability: A conceptual framework. Mental Retardation, 33(4), 226-238.

Willis, W. (1992). Families with African-American roots. In E. W. Lynch & M.J. Hansen (Eds.), Developing cross-cultural competence (pp. 121-150).
Baltimore: Brookes.

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