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GETTING OFF OF BLACK WOMEN'S BACKS: Love Her or Leave Her Alone
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- 10 May 2007, pp. 485-502
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LINKING BLACKNESS OR ETHNIC OTHERING?: African Americans' Diasporic Linked Fate with West Indian and African Peoples in the United States
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- 22 December 2010, pp. 335-355
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RAPE AND RACIAL APPRAISALS: Culture, Intersectionality, and Black Women's Accounts of Sexual Assault1
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- 10 June 2013, pp. 109-130
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RECONCEPTUALIZING THE MEASUREMENT OF MULTIRACIAL STATUS FOR HEALTH RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES
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- 15 April 2011, pp. 25-36
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THE PHILADELPHIA NEGRO AND THE CANON OF CLASSICAL URBAN THEORY
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- 08 September 2015, pp. 249-267
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INTERSECTIONAL PRESENTATIONS: An Exploratory Study of Minority Congresswomen’s Websites’ Biographies
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- 06 July 2016, pp. 85-108
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“THE STORM DIDN'T DISCRIMINATE”: Katrina and the Politics of Color Blindness
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- 09 August 2006, pp. 7-22
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THE AGE OF CONCERTED CULTIVATION: A Racial Analysis of Parental Repertoires and Childhood Activities
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- 17 May 2019, pp. 5-35
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A BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED URBAN WATERS: W. E. B. Du Bois's The Philadelphia Negro and the Ecological Conundrum1
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- 01 May 2013, pp. 7-27
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A MAY TO REMEMBER: Adversarial Images of Immigrants in U.S. Newspapers during the 2006 Policy Debate
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- 25 January 2008, pp. 207-232
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THE STICKINESS OF RACE: Re-articulating Racial Inequality
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- 29 December 2014, pp. 189-193
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RACE, JUSTICE, AND DESEGREGATION1
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- 25 July 2014, pp. 87-108
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DECOLONIZING SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIOLOGY: Building on a Shared “Text of Blackness”
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- 13 May 2016, pp. 45-59
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THE INTERSECTIONAL FIFTH BLACK WOMAN1
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- 03 January 2014, pp. 527-540
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SOCIALLY DESIRABLE REPORTING AND THE EXPRESSION OF BIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS OF RACE
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- 14 October 2019, pp. 439-455
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WHEN DEMOCRACY DISAPPEARS: Emergency Management in Benton Harbor
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- 21 December 2018, pp. 295-322
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THE DIVERSITY OF INTEGRATION IN A MULTIETHNIC METROPOLIS: Exploring What Whites, African Americans, and Latinos Imagine
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- 22 November 2016, pp. 35-71
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A CHANGE HAS COME: Race, Politics, and the Path to the Obama Presidency
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- 01 July 2009, pp. 1-14
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RACING THROUGH THE HALLS OF CONGRESS: The “Black Nod” as an Adaptive Strategy for Surviving in a Raced Institution
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- 28 March 2017, pp. 165-187
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CRIMINALIZED SUBJECTIVITY: Du Boisian Sociology and Visions for Legal Change
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- 08 June 2021, pp. 289-319
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