Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Core Stories Chapter 1: The Five Hundred Year History of African Americans, Jan Wright Chapter 2: Psychoanalysis and African-Americans: a politico-historical overview, Dionne Powell Part II: Character Studies Chapter 3: Command and Legacy: Martin Luther King, Jr., Salman Akhtar and Shawn Blue Chapter 4: Ideology and Identity: Malcolm X, Clarence Watson and Salman Akhtar Chapter 5: Power and Meaning: Muhammed Ali, David Campbell Chapter 6: Resilience and Influence: Oprah Winfrey, Glenda Wrenn Chapter 7: Charisma and Vision: Barack Obama, Kimberlyn Leary Part III: Cultural Spectrum Chapter 8: Anti-black Racism, Forrest Hamer Chapter 9: African American Families: Still A Band of Slaves?, LaShawnDa Pittman Chapter 10: Personality Development in Different African-American Cultures,Carlotta Miles Chapter 11: Hollywood and African-Americans, Christin Drake Part IV: Clinical Strands Chapter 12: An African American's Becoming a Psychoanalyst: Some Personal Reflections, Samuel Wyche Chapter 13: The African-American Patient in Psychodynamic Treatment, Cheryl Thompson Chapter 14: Racial Transference Reactions in Psychoanalytic Treatment: An Update, Dorothy Holmes Chapter 15: White Analysts Working With Black Patients, Jennifer Bonovitz Chapter 16: Racial Enactments in Dynamic Treatment, Kimberlyn Leary References Index About the Contributors br>Part IV: Clinical Strands Chapter 12: An African American's Becoming a Psychoanalyst: Some Personal Reflections, Samuel Wyche Chapter 13: The African-American Patient in Psychodynamic Treatment, Cheryl Thompson Chapter 14: Racial Transference Reactions in Psychoanalytic Treatment: An Update, Dorothy Holmes Chapter 15: White Analysts Working With Black Patients, Jennifer Bonovitz Chapter 16: Racial Enactments in Dynamic Treatment, Kimberlyn Leary References Index About the Contributors br>Part IV: Clinical Strands Chapter 12: An African American's Becoming a Psychoanalyst: Some Personal Reflections, Samuel Wyche Chapter 13: The African-American Patient in Psychodynamic Treatment, Cheryl Thompson Chapter 14: Racial Transference Reactions in Psychoanalytic Treatment: An Update, Dorothy Holmes Chapter 15: White Analysts Working With Black Patients, Jennifer Bonovitz Chapter 16: Racial Enactments in Dynamic Treatment, Kimberlyn Leary References Index About the Contributors br>Part IV: Clinical Strands Chapter 12: An African American's Becoming a Psychoanalyst: Some Personal Reflections, Samuel Wyche Chapter 13: The African-American Patient in Psychodynamic Treatment, Cheryl Thompson Chapter 14: Racial Transference Reactions in Psychoanalytic Treatment: An Update, Dorothy Holmes Chapter 15: White Analysts Working With Black Patients, Jennifer Bonovitz Chapter 16: Racial Enactments in Dynamic Treatment, Kimberlyn Leary References Index About the Contributors ynamic Treatment, Kimberlyn Leary References Index About the Contributors.