African American Men and Opportunity in the Navy

Discover the compelling insights of African American Men and Opportunity in the Navy by Arthur L. Dunklin, published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2008. This thought-provoking book spans 184 pages and critically examines the Navy's claims of being a model of equal-opportunity employment. Through an in-depth analysis, Dunklin challenges the notion of meritocracy within the Navy, exploring the training processes and the systemic barriers that hinder African American inclusion. The book also features profiles of eight senior enlisted African American servicemen, shedding light on their remarkable careers and the obstacles they faced. Perfect for anyone interested in military history, diversity in the armed forces, or the experiences of African Americans in the Navy, this title offers a unique perspective on opportunity and representation. Enhance your understanding of these important issues by adding this essential read to your collection.