Published Works

BOOKS


A Study of African-American Male High School Dropouts, African-American Male Seniors and White Males. Barnes collected information from black males and white males in Norfolk, Virginia's integrated high schools and wrote an informative book about how to keep them from dropping out of school. It is a book that all English-speaking educators with black males and white males in their school population should read and use.

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A Study in Culture and Legitimacy, is sold at Wyndham Hall press, Indianapolis, IN, Amazon.ca CAN, BooksAMillion, BAMM CLUB. It details the history of single parents' lives through their own eyes and single fathers' and mothers' feeling about parenthood and their significant relationship.

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The Black Middle Class Family is sold under its dissertation title, "The Black Family in Golden Towers" and sold at Amazon.com. The book focuses on black middle class households and their external relations in the neighborhood and black community.

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Annie's book, Black Women: Interpersonal Relationships in Profile: A Sociological Study of Work, Home and Community, is sold by Wyndham Hall Press, Amazon Marketplace, Alibris, Abebooks, Amazon.ca CAN.

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This book is about perpetual racism, pernicious and destructive acts, that seeps into blacks' daily lives in enormous guises and hurts their hearts and suggests ways to help blacks and whites get along together.

It has been adopted at several schools across the nation, including the University of Colorado.

This book may be purchased from Allyn & Bacon, Longman Catalog, Sourcebooks, Inc., and amazon.com.
“Comparative Study of Policing in America”

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Social Science Research: A Skills Handbook, can be bought at Wyndham Hall Press, Indianapolis, IN, Amazon Marketplace, Amazon, Amazon.ca CAN. This handbook was invented to help students feel comfortably informed in any library or research center. In Chapter 1, the author walks students through the process of using the book.

The book helps undergraduate social science majors effectively use the library, collect primary data, develop outlines, and write research papers and abstracts.

Selected Abstracts

“The Black Family in Golden Towers,” Dissertation Abstracts, 1972
“An Urban Black Voluntary Association,” Citizen Participation and Voluntary Action Abstracts, Vol. 6, Number 3, April-June, 1980

“The Black Kinship System,” Sociological Abstracts, Inc., Volume 31, Number 2, 1983

“Negro Residential Patterns in Atlanta, Georgia, 1860-1983 and Their Impact on Public School Mixing,” Education Resources Information Center (ERIC), 1984

Selected Refereed Articles

“The Black Beauty Parlor Complex in a Southern City,” Phylon: The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture, Volume 36, Number 2, pp. 149-154, 1975

“The Economic and Social Structure of the Atlanta Community,” Journal of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Volume 238, Number 4, pp. 353-360, 1977.

“Voluntary Association Participation: Churches and Bridge Clubs” in Tennessee Anthropologist, Volume IV, Number 2, 129-139, 1979.

“The Osudoku: Kinship, Political, and Ceremonial Systems,” Review of Afro-American Issues and Culture, Volume 2, Number 1, pp. 1-26, 1980.

“The Black Kinship system,” Phylon: The Atlanta University Review of Race and Culture, Volume 42 , Number 4, pp. 369-380, 1981.

“The Influence of ROOTS on Students at Norfolk State University” (with Dr. Charles Simmons, Norfolk State University History Professor) Norfolk State University Research Bulletin, Volume 2, Number 1, pp.33-43, 1981.

“Negro Residential Patterns in Atlanta, Georgia, 1860-1983, and Their Impact on Public School Mixing,” Integratededucation, Volume 21, Numbers 1-6, pp. 188-193, 1984.

“White Collar Women in the Workplace” in Black Professional Women’s Proceedings, New York, New York, p.4, 1986.

Editor and Author of Introduction, “Women in the Americas: Relationships, Work and Power” Special Issue, Urban Anthropology and Studies of Culture Systems and World Economic Development Journal, Volume 15, Numbers 3-4, 1986.

“State of Virginia Outstanding Faculty Awards Ceremony Acceptance Speech” in State Council of Higher Education of Virginia, Bulletin, Volume 4, Number 3, pp. 4-5, 1988.

“Black Women in the Workplace” in Anthropology of Work Review Journal, 1989.

“Black Single Fathers: Continuity, Neutrality, and Change” in Virginia Social Science Journal, Volume 25, pp. 93-101, 1990.

“Mistresses and Masters and African-American Domestic Workers: Ideals for Change,” Anthropological Quarterly, Volume 66, pp. 22-36, Number 1, 1993.

How to Keep African American Males Out of the Military Justice System Bulletin, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida, 1994.

Violence Prevention and Control Programs in the Navy: A Review of Programs, Program Effectiveness, and Factors Affecting Program Success Bulletin with Hal H. Rosen, John P. Sheposh, Joyce Shettel-Dutcher, Jill M. Ralston, and Steve Talley, Navy Personnel Research and Development Center, San Diego, CA, 1996.

“Comparative American Policing” in Droit et Cultures, Special Issue Edited by Professor Carol J. Greenhouse, Legal Anthropology Specialist, Indiana University, Bloomington, Published by the University of Paris, France, Volume 33, Number 1, pp. 97-110, 1997.

Chapters in Colleagues’ Books

“Alternative Family Forms Among Southern Black Women,” in Southern Futures, Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Conference, Mid-South Conference, Mid-South Chapter of the World Future Society, University of Arkansas, Little Rock, pp. 1-7, 1981.

“Twelve to Eighteen Years-of Age” in Dimensions of Growing Up, Edited by Dr. Georgeanna Seegar Jones, M.D., In-Vitro Specialist, Eastern Virginia Medical College, Norfolk, Virginia, Special Issue for the Tidewater Assembly on Family Life, a unit of The Norfolk, Virginia Planning Council pp. 71-83, 1983.

“Black Husbands and Wives: An Assessment of Marital Roles In A Middle Class Neighborhood,” in Contemporary Black Marriages and Family Life, Edited by Constance E. Obudho, Westport: Greenwood Press, pp. 55-73, 1983.

“Negro Residential Patterns in Atlanta, Georgia, 1860-1983, and Their Impact on Public School Mixing” (Reprint), in Education of Ethnic Minorities, Edited by Maurice M. Martinez. Lexington: Ginn Press, pp. 77-82, 1986.

“Single Mothers in Black Colleges” , (Southern Anthropology Society’s Proceedings), Edited by Holly F. Matthews. Athens: University of Georgia Press, pp. 47-56, 1992.

“African-American Teen Pregnancy in the American South” in African-Americans in the American South (Southern Anthropology Society Proceedings), Edited by Hans Baer and Yvonne Jones, pp. 14-25, 1992.