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Lift every voice and sing: A gospel choir participation experience and the persistence of African American students at a Predominately White university
 Autobiographical narratives of Haitian adolescents separated from their parents by immigration: Resilience in the face of difficulty
 
Mother utters: Struggle and subversion in the works of Gwendolyn Brooks
 The presence, roles and functions of the grotesque in Toni Morrison's novels
 
Black and white college men's preferred body types for black and white female figures
 Being Black, becoming British: Contemporary female voices in Black British literature
 
Predicting academic success of first-time college-bound African American students at a predominantly white four-year public institution: A preadmission model
 To be Black, female, and literate: Literacy identity among undergraduate Black women
 
A phenomenological study of perceptions of identity and leadership among African-American female administrators within public higher education
 Jamaica Kincaid: A multi-dimensional resistance to colonialism
 
The ways of white women: Literary and pedagogical responses to blackness
 Saturday's child, Sunday's Christ: Masculinity, religion, and community in select twentieth century African-American poems, plays, and novels
 
The development of racial identity versus a life without permanence: A comparative analysis regarding the willingness of African American youth to be placed transracially in White adoptive homes
 Race, identity, and composition: The experiences of six African Americans in the professoriate