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Essays in applied microeconomics	"Chocolate surrealism:" Music, movement, memory and history

Teaching with immediacy: A relational study of African American male high school students and their white female language arts teachers engaged in a journal dialogue	Exploring the utilization of institutional support structures by black males on a predominantly white campus

Hands, eyes, butts and thighs: Women's labor, sexuality, and movement technique from Senegal through the diaspora	Children's early reading: How parents' beliefs about literacy learning and their own school experiences relate to the literacy support they provide for their children

Students of color in urban community colleges and universities: Articulation and transfer policies and practices	New visions of collective achievement: The cross-generational schooling experiences of African American males

African-American students in remedial English and reading at a community college: Their experiences and perspectives	The influence of childhood obesity on the psychosocial skills of third grade girls: A multicultural view

Attitudes of Black American women with a diagnosis of breast cancer towards advance directives	American higher education without public historically Black colleges and universities: A study of four states

The ties that bind: A case study of social networks of Black immigrant men who transfer from a community college to a four-year institution	The battle before "The Souls of Black Folk": Black performance in the 1901 Pan-American Exposition

"My flesh shall live in hope": Power and the Black body moving in sacred space	Education, identity and race in France: A case study of Martinican history-geography teachers

The correlation between self-esteem, friendship and communalism on psychological stress in African American adults	Beyond recovery: The uses of history in contemporary African American and Caribbean literature

Reading Black Characters: Staging Literacy, 1604--1855	Giving Black: Race, Class, and Elite Philanthropy

The experiences of Black students in a living-learning community celebrating Black culture at a Predominantly White Institution	The Caribbean Novel and the Realization of History in the Era of Decolonization

Joyful obligation: Listening to Black doctoral students in the academy	Young, Black and male: Exploring the intersections of racial and gender identity in an all-Black male high school

The Erotics of Ache: The Social Experience of Pleasure in Afro-Cuban Ritual Performance