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cjgl-4558	Lane-Steele, Laura	My Brother's Keeper, My Sister's Neglector: A Critique and Explanation of Single-Sex Initiatives for Black Boys	2020	50	.pdf	application/pdf	21214	901	50	On the contrary, Black men earn about $60 more per week than Black women.72 Black men who have dropped out of high school earn almost twice as much as Black women who dropped out: $43,407 compared to $23,120.73 In fact, Black women earn less than Black men at every level of education, and the disparity increases as the level of education increases.74 Although this economic disparity contradicts the “Black men at the bottom of the barrel” narrative, it is also not surprising, given that the wage gap between sexes exists for women of all races.75 First, it employs critical race theory to argue that the increasing and disproportionate number of single-sex initiatives for Black boys and young men is a product of a larger, historically- based discourse that is rooted in a familiar narrative that restoring white patriarchal norms to Black families and communities is key to racial equity, thus privileging the needs of Black men over those of Black women.	cache/cjgl-4558.pdf	txt/cjgl-4558.txt