Race and Identity
Race, Identity and the Meaning of Jazz in 1940s Britain
... In retrospect, it seems that the Jam Session established a precedent for racial integration which, as ‘Your Swing Concert’ demonstrates, was both expected and demanded by jazz fans. However, the rhetoric of the time ...
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The Impact of Race and Identity on College Student’s Mental Health and Academic Self-Concept: Understanding the Interrelationship Between Ethnic Identity and Perceived Racial Discrimination
... terms race and ethnicity are labels used to categorize individuals into groups for sociopolitical and census ...purposes. Race is the concept that refers to classifying people into groups based on shared ...
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Clothing, race and identity : sumptuary laws in colonial Spanish America
... Legislation aimed at controlling sartorial display was a common feature of the me- dieval and early modern world, as the contributions to this volume demonstrate. So too was hand-wringing about the social disorder ...
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The emergence of a Black France, 1985-2015 : history, race and identity
... of race and ...with race and identity in real life rather than solely in textbooks, that provides the conduit for these ideas to be debated in a popular public ...
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Pirates, Runaways, and Long-Lost Princes: Race and National Identity in Transatlantic Adventure Fiction
... heroic identity that does not depend upon the conventions of the British adventure ...heroic identity through a violent encounter with the foreign other and the literal or metaphorical conquest of ...
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Culture, Race, and the Self: How Mixed-Race Alaskan People Counter Micro aggressions, Stigma, and Identity Dilemmas
... and identity denial, in complicated, fluid, and sometimes contradictory ways” (Siddiqui 2011, ...the identity work in which they ...racial identity formation (cite) and to the resolution of ...
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Attending to Identity Cues Reduces the Own-age but not the Own-race Recognition Advantage.
... the identity-matching group viewed faces in pairs and completed a same/different task designed to enhance attention to individuating cues; the passive-viewing group memorized faces presented ...the ...
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Examining the Relationship Between Racial Identity Status and Race-Related Stress in African Americans
... the race-related stress measures were based on retrospective ...determining race related ...racial identity status affects an individual’s perception of race- related stress, coping styles, ...
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Re-reading race, identity and color from the nineteenth-century naturalists to twentieth- and twenty-first century migrant narrative
... their identity, or subjectivity in the case of Ourika, and protect themselves from this perceived threat of the Other are two of the many driving forces that, in combination with increasing importance placed on ...
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Queering the Painted Ladies: Gender, Race, Class, and Sexual Identity at the Mexican Border in the Case of Two Paulas
... the race and class differences that gave each of them a greater or lesser sense of ...gender identity because of the greater progress in openness towards queers in the United ...on race and sex, that ...
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Race, Identity, and Belonging in Early Zimbabwean Nationalism(s), 1957-1965
... thinking. Race is an incredibly complex concept and it is especially difficult to explain how the formation of racial ideas takes place given the wide variety of factors that go into the construction of personal ...
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Race, Identity, and Belonging: Examining the Importance of Recreational Sport in the Lives of African American Students at Historically White Institutions.
... to race did not impact their personal choice of recreation and sport ...Racial identity for these students did not show up in the sense that they selected activities to be representative of their ...
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Mixed Race Capital: Cultural Producers and Asian American Mixed Race Identity from the Late Nineteenth to Twentieth Century.
... mixed race in the town of Santa Rosa, I inevitably got asked the question, “what are you?” To many people, I was either not Asian enough, or not white ...mixed race peoples within historical narratives and ...
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The Changing Tides of Adoption: Why Marriage, Race, and Family Identity Still Matter
... could be that D.T. v. W.G., a Petition for Writ of Certiorari currently before the U.S. Supreme Court, will be the first case where the court determines whether adoptive parents’ rights are exclusive and exactly the same ...
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Nippo-Kanaks in Post-War New Caledonia: Race, Law, Politics and Identity
... her identity as Kanak and Japanese to her father’s letters—letters that imparted to her the cultural nuances and sensitivities of the Japanese that have uniquely enriched her mixed race heritage and the ...
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The Boundaries of Identity at the Intersections of Race, Class and Gender
... pad ofthe photo essay, "Standing YI the Doorway Between the Past and the Future; by Lesley Gmnt and Colette Murphy VOLUME 14, NUMBER 2 The Boundaries of Identity at the Intersection of Race, Class and[.] ...
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Race, Identity and the Transference/Countertransference: A Mixed –Race Patient and a Mixed Race Therapist A Single Case Study
... same race foster or adoptive ...of identity confusion and cultural ...of race, was better than a council run ...that race should be a lesser ...
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Lets Talk about Race: Identity, Chatbots, and AI
... to race, the promise of something better rests on the recognition that we are always in the process of making and unraveling our ...not race has been actively accounted for, artificial agents are already ...
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Immuned by Race: Ethnic Identity, Masculinity, and Attachment as Predictors of Cancer Screening among Black Men
... linity, identity, and attachment have been reported, much less is known as to how these factors in- fluence the decision to screen for ...ethnic identity, and additional social and health ...ethnic ...
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Captives of the dark and bloody ground : identity, race, and power in the contested American South
... Native Southerners recognized a host of physical and behavioral dissimilarities that separated them from European and African newcomers. Although not of great importance until the late eighteenth century, phenotypical ...
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