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Collective identity formation and cultural trauma in black feminist drama: "In the Blood" and "Funnyhouse of a Negro"
"For a girl, you can really throw down": Women DJs in Chicago house music
 
Body image: Gender and racial differences
 The making of the monstrous: Female navigation of the Galenic humoral model in early modern England
 
The pregnancy experiences and motivations of young, Black women who have sex with women
 Negotiating societal spaces: The role of women in Nigerian oral literature
 
Economic and mental health effects of job instability for low-income survivors of intimate partner violence: Two studies
 Women's experiences with abortion within the context of family in Chile: A qualitative study
 
Factors associated with mammography screening utilization among Latinas: A revision of the behavioral model of health services use
 The female body in America: Oppressive embodiments, options for resistance
 
Mediated norms and legal encounters: Localizing women's human rights and feminism in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
 Frances R. Grant's pan American activities, 1929--1949
 
The music therapist as mentor: Two portraits of positive mentoring relationships
 Women's involvement with 12-step group support programs: Does alcohol diagnosis with and without comorbid psychopathology influence report of participation
 
A longitudinal investigation of ecological factors relating to the mental health and well-being of survivors of intimate partner violence
 Gendered moves: Mobile subjects in Atlantic Rim literature and film
 
Analyzing the social context of disparate breastfeeding outcomes through intersectional paradigms: Lessons learned from a qualitative study of African American mothers
 Community college trustees in Michigan: The experiences of four women
 
Mid-career women student affairs administrators with young children: Negotiating life, like clockwork
 Learning to lead as learning to learn: Experiences of Malay women in Malaysian higher education