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cjrl-8742	Alphonso, Gwendoline M.	Political-Economic Roots of Coercion : Slavery, Neoliberalism, and the Racial Family Policy Logic of Child and Social Welfare	2021	30	.pdf	application/pdf	9803	318	39	Additionally, the historical focus on Black mothers in the policy treatment of Black families as demonstrated here, highlights the centrality of race and gender as intersectional sites in the construction of racial subordination and, arguably, challenges the contemporary political discursive focus on endangered Black males as pivotal to Black family vulnerability. [Vol. 11:471 B. State Practices of Black Family Fragmentation & Coercion Using the Black economic utility standard, antebellum courts and legislatures upheld widespread fragmentation of Black families.	cache/cjrl-8742.pdf	txt/cjrl-8742.txt