A Phenomenological Research Study of the African American Male and Grief: The Need to Communicate

Synopsis of A Phenomenological Research Study of the African American Male and Grief: The Need to Communicate

«A Phenomenological Research Study of the African American Male and Grief: The Need to Communicate» is Theresa Ellis's phenomenological study in paperback.

After the death of her daughter, Dr. Theresa Ellis watched her fifteen-year-old grandson cross his arms and say he wasn't going to cry. That gesture led her to study grief in African American men and their need to communicate what they feel. The work argues that expressing emotions is not weakness and seeks understanding and comfort in the face of loss.

The book, in paperback, has 152 pages and is written in English; it was published by Palmetto Publishing in April 2025.

Intended for young African American men in grief, though it can reach any reader interested in loss and emotional expression.