ProQuest Subject Index - Black studies at UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

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Exploring the associations between TRIOS and racial attitudes	Understanding low income urban black families' perceptions of education

Using metaphorical techniques in focus groups to uncover feelings of mothers toward family meals	Dietary patterns of low-income African American adults living in Baltimore: A secondary analysis of HANDLS study data for a master of science in human nutrition

Race relations and Black student persistence at predominately white institutions: A review of the past decade and a half of research	"In consideration of divers good causes": The development and persistence of a free black community in West Laurel, Delaware 1800-1900

"Man up": Exploring the relationships between race, social class, intimate partner violence and the construction of masculinity	Diversity block by block: Homeowners' perceptions of race, class, and neighborhood change in an integrated urban neighborhood

Ambiguous sounds: African American music in modernist American literature	Religion and the reintegration experiences of drug-involved African American men following incarceration

The rhythm of glue, grease, and grime: Indexicality in the works of Romare Bearden, David Hammons, and Renee Stout	Race still matters: How race influences success and satisfaction for African American college students

Investigating the impact of an engaged adolescent participation in hip-hop pedagogy: An exploration of the educational possibilities of youth culture