The Journal of Southern History · 2005 · 63 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesAfrican American StudiesEthnic StudiesAfrican American HistoryFamily StudiesSlavery StudiesAfrican American MigrationAfrican SlaveryBlack Diaspora StudiesBlack MigrationBlack StudiesSlave FamiliesAfrican American Family LifeBlack Family HistoryEmancipation StudiesEnslaved Family LifeFamily Formation Under SlaveryFamily ReconstructionFamily Under SlaveryReproductive Exploitation
Introduction 1. Slave trading and forced labor migrations 2. Family diasporas and parenthood lost 3. Malnutrition, ecological risks, and slave mortality 4. Reproductive exploitation and child mortality 5. Slave household subsistence and women's work 6. The impacts of Civil War on slave families 7. The risks of emancipation for black families 8. Reconstruction threats to black family survival Theoretical reprise.