According to Carol Stack in All Our Kin (cited in Guest) the Black families of "The Flats" in Chicago create extensive kinship networks based on reciprocity to survive scarce resources and other threats to survival. a. True
b. False

a. True

Explanation:

Black families all over  the world embark and rely on and recognize extensive kinship.  This practice helps them to survive when there are scarce resources.  It also helps to overcome the other survival threats.  In "The Flats" in Chicago as captured by Carol Stack in her dissertation, just as in all African societies, kinship is very pivotal to life and survival.  People rely on their kins to climb the social ladder and to get out of poverty.  The concept of "Boyerism" survives today based on kinship.  This new cultural trend has ensured that boys from poor backgrounds transform their misfortune to fortune within six years.

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