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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Minority Studies"”.
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Ethnographic Criticism and Native American Fiction: Cultural Texts, Textual Culture in the Novels of James Welch
… the processes of discipline formation in studies of Native American fiction using the first three novels of the widely acclaimed writer James Welch---Winter in the Blood (1974), The Death of Jim Loney (1979), and Fools Crow (1986). Through Welch's diverse works, I attend to two levels of …
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Institutional Dynamics of State-Minority Relations in Slovakia and Azerbaijan
… analysis approach to understanding of state-minority relations, and more specifically to explore how the newly independent states in the broader post-Soviet and post-socialist space developed their institutional frameworks for national minorities. For this purpose, it draws empirically from …
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Testimony Knowledge: Indigenous Research of Land, Story and Visual Narrative/Filmmaking in Northeast China
… Indigenous theories to the study of ethnic minority cultures in Northeast China, aiming to develop a localized Indigenous research paradigm. It addresses two core questions: How have the identity and cultural expressions of ethnic minorities in Northeast China been shaped by historical …
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Here we remain : the legacy of El Movimiento in Crystal City, Texas.
Few examples of El Movimiento, remain as visible as the Mexican American experience in the South Texas town of Crystal City. "Here We Remain" traces the evolution of Mexican American history, offering context through which to examine the Mexican American narrative and providing background for El …
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Science Self-efficacy In Tenth Grade Hispanic Female High School Students
… interventions for use with female Hispanic minority populations might help increase participation in STEM field preparation during the high school career. A population of 272 students was chosen through convenience sampling methods, including 80 Hispanic females. Students were administered a …
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Models of success: African American males and their pathways toward enrollment in doctoral programs at a predominantly white institution
African American males are often characterized by disparaging terms, such as: endangered, uneducable, dysfunctional, incorrigible, and dangerous (Strayhorn, 2013, Ferguson, 2000, Gibbs, 1988; Majors & Billson, 1992; Parham & McDavis, 1987). These characterizations have a negative impact on African …