Cross-Cultural Communication i

ienced by specific groups of children.
             The current crisis of African American males in many of the nation's schools demonstrates this point. The percentage of African American males who graduate from high school has decreased since the mid 1970's. A similar trend exists for the percentage that goes on to college. In 1989, 34 percent of young African American males attended less than four years of high school and only 11 percent attended four year
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