Masculinities fathering and health: The experiences of African-Caribbean and white working class fathers

Arts & Humanities

• Fathering 100%
• Masculinity 62%
• Working Class 46%
• Health 32%
• Vulnerability 12%
• Obligation 10%
• Ethnic Groups 7%
• Social Skills 5%
• Life Course 5%
• Prejudice 5%
• Health Promotion 5%
• Connectedness 4%
• Reflexivity 4%
• Tobacco 4%
• Alcohol 4%
• Racist 4%
• Public Health 4%
• Abuse 3%
• Discrimination 3%
• Boys 3%
• Food 2%

Social Sciences

• working class 48%
• masculinity 46%
• father 39%
• health 23%
• experience 15%
• vulnerability 10%
• obligation 10%
• work-family balance 6%
• gender 4%
• reflexivity 4%
• health promotion 4%
• nicotine 4%
• prejudice 3%
• social class 3%
• assets 3%
• ethnic group 3%
• alcohol 3%
• ethnicity 3%
• discrimination 3%
• abuse 3%
• public health 3%
• food 2%
• interview 1%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Masculinity 71%
• Fathers 49%
• Health 24%
• Men's Health 11%
• Social Theory 5%
• Life Change Events 5%
• Social Skills 4%
• Tobacco Use 4%
• Health Promotion 4%
• Social Class 4%
• Alcohol Drinking 3%
• Public Health 3%
• Food 2%
• Interviews 2%
• Child 1%