A Unique Examination of the Black Diaspora

A little examined aspect of the Black Diaspora, the
plight of the Black Seminoles is explored in this
work. From Jamaica to Florida to Oklahoma, the
reader is introduced to this least discussed aspect
of the Black experinece. The major status
determinants, i.e., money, discrimination,
enslavement, and Jim Crow, of the Black Seminoles
are investigated via in-depth interviews with Black
Seminoles.

Autorentext

Ray Von Robertson (Ph.D. Oklahoma State University) is an Assistant Professor of Sociology at Lamar University in Beaumont, TX. He has written, taught, and published articles in the areas of deviance, sociology of the Black experience, African American college student rentention, and the Black Seminoles.

Klappentext

A little examined aspect of the Black Diaspora, the plight of the Black Seminoles is explored in this work. From Jamaica to Florida to Oklahoma, the reader is introduced to this least discussed aspect of the Black experinece. The major status determinants, i.e., money, discrimination, enslavement, and Jim Crow, of the Black Seminoles are investigated via in-depth interviews with Black Seminoles.