Mtoto House: Vision to Victory: Raising African American Children Communally

Hamilton Books (2005)
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How can parents, educators, and clergy work together for the quality of lives for African American children? Mtoto House: Vision to Victory addresses this question by presenting the theories and practices of a faith-based institution called Mtoto House, the "Children's Community." The book also provides a discussion of analyses and implications for parents, educators, and clergy

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