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Journal Article
Do the Future Plans of Educated Black Women Include Black Mates
1995
Overview
Information on Black women's plans for careers, marriage, and family and their choices of dating and marriage partners was obtained from a questionnaire distributed to a sample (N = 70) of young, unmarried Black female college students enrolled at a large urban university. Nearly four-fifths of the women planned to study beyond college; nearly 90% hoped for a career; the majority envision a future with husbands and children. However, with as many as 15% opting to remain single, clues for this choice were sought from their answers to the questions on their dating experiences and their attitudes toward Black men. Data were also collected and analyzed on the willingness of the women to date and marry men from other racial/ethnic groups.
