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Muhammad, Ray, author.
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African American Women Managers' Experiences in Predominantly Black Work Environments / Muhammad
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Wrotten, Marylean, author.
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Social work.
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Aquino, Melissa Coss, author.
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in question from further marginalization. In addition, the work examines how three writers from these
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Eckstrom, D. Leif, author.
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authors, but it takes a narrower interest in recovering how their work circulated, as material texts and
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Herzog, Hannah, author.
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materials, and theoretical work in folklore, Holocaust studies, and southern studies, this thesis adds to
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Randolph, Robert Earl, Jr., author. (orcid)0000-0002-3125-747X
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. Although these writers work in multiple genres, their writings include thematics of the meaning and
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Robinson, Tyree L., author.
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work represents the work of the candidate alone.
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Strongman, SaraEllen, author.
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between the creative and political work Black feminists do including how Black feminists' creative work (e
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Onugha, Erica Leeanne, author.
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peculiar as many continued to work outside of the home and were subjected to discrimination in a profoundly
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Fletcher, Andrew C., author.
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; race also limits Whites' ability to do self-work and obtain their unattained, but attainable, next
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Beutin, Lyndsey Paige, author.
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solutions to unsafe migration. In short, anti-trafficking work is being done in the name of slavery, through
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Gilliam, Erin Wiggins, author.
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-secondary education. More specifically, my work explores the dynamics of race, class and gender in shaping the origins





