<p>African American men are often characterized as angry.   Professor Marcus Burke reflects on this characterization and whether “the Angry Black man” is a reality, a myth, or an instrument of White fragility.  He shares how he personally manages being an angry man who is Black in hyper-white spaces. </p>

African American men are often characterized as angry. Professor Marcus Burke reflects on this characterization and whether “the Angry Black man” is a reality, a myth, or an instrument of White fragility. He shares how he personally manages being an angry man who is Black in hyper-white spaces.

<p>African American men are often characterized as angry.&nbsp;&nbsp; Professor Marcus Burke reflects on this characterization and whether “the Angry Black man” is a reality, a myth, or an instrument of White fragility.&nbsp; He shares how he personally manages being an angry man who is Black in hyper-white spaces.&nbsp;</p>

The Angry Black Man: Myth, Fiction, Reality!

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