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Bringing the movement home: Black social workers' struggle for power in the profession, 1966--1976	Recruitment, participation and retention of African Americans in high school choral ensembles

All over: The identities of old age	Students, language, and physics: Discourse in the science classroom

The history of the founding of the Legal Rights Center: A study in coalition building between the Black and American Indian communities of Minneapolis	African immigrants' stressful marital and family experiences

From mainstream to East African charter: East African Muslim students' experiences in U.S. schools	Social messages and teen sexual health: Voices of urban African American youth

Delineations: American art history and the discourse of inheritance	Student academic engagement and the academic achievement gap between Black and White middle school students: Does engagement increase student achievement?

African American women working in the Twin Cities during the mid-twentieth century: Discovering their vocational identity	Baseball in the black public sphere: Curt Flood and the disappearance of race

The effects of African American and European American males' behavior styles on preservice teachers' ratings of acceptability, achievement, and aggression	Bodied knowledges (where our blood is born): Maternal narratives and articulations of black women's diaspora identity

African American celebrity dissent and a tale of two public spheres: A critical and comparative analysis of the mainstream and black press, 1949--2005	Linguistic, cognitive, and social constraints on lexical entrenchment

Are they truly divine? A grounded theory of the influences of Black Greek-lettered organizations on the persistence of African Americans at predominantly White institutions	Re-configuring paternal legacies through ritualistic art: Daughters and fathers in contemporary fiction by women of African descent

Tolerance, Governance, and Surveillance in the Jim Crow South: Asheville, North Carolina, 1876--1946