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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"marginalized identity"”.

  1. Bringing Identity To The Forefront: The Benefits Of Highlighting Identity And Diversity

    … that when information about an individual’s marginalized identity is communicated inadvertently (via a name that signals gender or race, for example), that information tends to trigger prejudiced behavior. As a result, both conventional wisdom and extant research suggest that women and racial …

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  2. In the Margins: Thresholds of Text and Identity in U.S.-Mexico Border Literature

    … of U.S.-Mexico border literature's emphasis on marginalized identity with the growing textual studies interest in the marginal, often-invisible processes which aid the production and shape the reception of books. The dissertation not only calls attention to textual instability, or the places …

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  3. Tutu Tuesday! A Childrens Animated Show Diving into Representation

    … I was able to write a compelling story with marginalized groups of people, without making the focus of the piece about their marginalized identity.

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  4. Multiple dimensions of identity and undergraduate diversity workshop facilitators

    … have ever been, yet students from historically marginalized identity groups are routinely subjected to discrimination, racism, and other acts of intolerance on campus. Many colleges and universities in the United States now offer or require courses, workshops, or intergroup dialogues aimed at …

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  5. Are You My Nurse? The Effects of Patient-Delivered Gender Microaggressions on Women Trainees’ Clinical Work in Integrated Primary Care

    … experiences of trainees’ who hold more than one marginalized identity when they encounter patient-delivered discrimination, protective factors that draw on the internal resources and strengths of women trainees, and the complex nuances of integrated primary care training.</p>

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  6. Improving outcomes for multiply marginalized learners : a single instrumental case study on urban special educators' implementation of dis/ability critical race theory and the five dimensions of multicultural education.

    Multiply marginalized learners (MMLs), students with two or more marginalized identity factors (Annamma et al., 2013), are America's most vulnerable K–12 student population. MMLs face significant challenges, including increased opportunity- and academic achievement gaps (Hanushek et al., 2019; …

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  7. Identity-Focused Therapist Self-Disclosure in Matched Sexual/Gender Minority Dyads: A Longitudinal Therapy Process-Outcome Study

    … core identities and those peripheral to identity, and qualitative studies suggest that identity-focused therapist self-disclosure (TSD-I) may be beneficial when therapist and patient share at least one marginalized identity. LGBTQ+ people, who experience significant health disparities and …

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  8. “More than What [They] Made Us to Be”: From Passing to Perception in Victorian and Modern Vampire Media

    … of passing until their status quo-threatening identity is exposed. Of the popular vampires from this period, most gradually fail to maintain status as social insiders—as demonstrated with Bram Stoker’s Count Dracula or Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla, who possess the temporary capacity to pass …

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