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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"African American Perceptions"”.
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African American Perceptions of Childhood Behavioral Disorders and Mental Health Services
This dissertation investigated African American parents/caregivers perceptions of childhood psychopathology and psychological services. The four participants of this study were African American parents/caregivers of children who were suspected by their respective schools of having symptoms of …
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The Colored Sense of Awareness: An Analysis of African American Perceptions of Race and Communication in the Workplace
… has a troubled history with race relations. African Americans have immeasurably experienced racism and racial oppression in various forms and in many sectors of the American society. One of the sectors that the racial inequalities of our past have affected is the employment sector. Many …
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De-objectifying bodies : how African American women view their own skin color
… paper explores how the social forces that impact African American perceptions of beauty. Rather than focusing on psychical features this paper explores the various social-structural forces that impact a sense of attractiveness. I found that age and a sense of community, not skin color, were the …
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Reframing AgriCULTURAL Experiences, Narratives, and Careers for African American Youth: A Study of Community-based Programs Leaders' Motivations and Educational Space
To uncover experiences specific to African Americans youth in agricultural and STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) career explorations and to understand why African Americans are missing from agriculture and STEM, a systematic literature review and empirical study were conducted. …
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To Hope For A Better Future: Haiti As A Symbol Of Black Excellence In Early Nineteenth-Century America
… served as an important symbol to Black Americans following its revolution. The country represented Black achievement, and the potential for an alternative to the white supremacy of the United States. Thus, during the early nineteenth century, Black Americans began migrating to Haiti. …