Tally's Corner: A Study of Negro Streetcorner Men
Tally's Corner by Elliot Liebow is a study of Black streetcorner men. Liebow studied about 7 to 8 Black men, their names were Seacat, Tally, Leroy, Sweets,Tonk, Richard, and Arthur. They spent quite some time with one another in a hamburger joint called the Carry out in the inner city of Washington D.C. Liebow recorded their lives, such as their relationships with one other, them as fathers, husbands, lovers, and as providers.
Tally's Corner by Elliot Liebow is a study of Black streetcorner men. Liebow studied about 7 to 8 Black men, their names were Seacat, Tally, Leroy, Sweets,Tonk, Richard, and Arthur. They spent quite some time with one another in a hamburger joint called the Carry out in the inner city of Washington D.C. Liebow recorded their lives, such as their relationships with one other, them as fathers, husbands, lovers, and as providers.
Tally's Corner by Elliot Liebow is a study of Black streetcorner men. Liebow studied about 7 to 8 Black men, their names were Seacat, Tally, Leroy, Sweets,Tonk, Richard, and Arthur. They spent quite some time with one another in a hamburger joint called the Carry out in the inner city of Washington D.C. Liebow recorded their lives, such as their relationships with one other, them as fathers, husbands, lovers, and as providers.
