1970s Black Men & Women

What new problems do black men and women face with the resurgence of black awareness and pride?

• Problems only in relation to white society.

• Problems only in relation to each other within black society.

• Problems in relation to both white society and each other within black society.

• Problems related to economic disparity only.

What was the focus of the Chicago Daily Defender's recent series?

• The history of racial pride in America.

• The emergence of the new black woman.

• The economic challenges faced by black families.

• The role of black men in society.

What does one man in the discussion describe as the "revolution within a revolution" concerning black men and women?

• Black men fighting against white society.

• Black women fighting for leadership roles.

• Black men fighting their own women who they believe prevent them from emerging as black men.

• Black women seeking economic independence from black men.

What distinction does one speaker make regarding the term "revolution"?

• It's a rapid change, not a gradual one.

• It's an internal struggle, not an external one.

• It's an evolution, not a revolution.

• It's a term used too lightly.

What does Francis Ward identify as the most effective way to transmit Black history and culture from generation to generation?

• Through formal education systems.

• Through community organizations.

• Through the family unit.

• Through political activism.

What is Val Ward's stance on parents' responsibility regarding their children's education and identity?

• Parents should always defer to school authorities.

• Parents should ensure their children's education aligns with home values, even if it means educating them at home.

• Children should be encouraged to challenge teachers directly.

• The school is solely responsible for a child's identity formation.

How does Francis Ward describe the traditional standards of success for Black men, which he believes are now being re-evaluated?

• Achieving political power and leadership roles.

• Becoming successful according to the white mold, such as getting a good job, car, and moving to the suburbs.

• Focusing on spiritual growth and community service.

• Prioritizing artistic and cultural expression.