It's Time to Come Correct: An African American Perspective on the Juvenile Justice System, Economics & African-American Boys

by Efrem B. Martin

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The author's compassion, dedication and commitment to all children specifically African American boys and their reality in the criminal justice system, is what makes this book so powerful, controversial and realistic. Society and African American families will benefit greatly from this book.

Paperback, 120 pages

Published May 1st 2000 by Xlibris Corporation (first published February 12th 2000)

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