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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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conspicuously left out. The intention of effecting social change complicates and shapes the autobiographical in
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Strongman, SaraEllen, author.
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Black women novelists, poets, critics, and academics used their work and social networks to build a
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Fletcher, Andrew C., author.
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inflicted upon them by practices of race, despite social, economic, and political inequalities from which
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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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Tenorio, Sam C., author. (orcid)0000-0002-5963-7458
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spatial disruption work to institute new social relations and ways of being that exist both against the
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Muhammad, Ray, author.
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promote social change by sensitizing predominantly Black work environments on issues of equal treatment
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Cook, J. Samuel, author.
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historical documents pertaining to the ecclesiastical perspectives and civil and human rights work of Edgar A
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Moss, Kelsey Christina, author.
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processes of spiritual racialization at work in Spanish, Portuguese, and British colonial contexts. Each of
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Smith, Lindsey Marie, author.
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's description of the social frames an understanding of intimacy and narratives. Arendt's work critically creates
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Poole, Chamere Ranyail, author. (orcid)0000-0002-8444-8333
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personhood and social advancement in America following Emancipation. The film gave rise to a body of work
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