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The Legacy of Black Vaudeville w/ Dr. Michelle Scott
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2023-06-14)On this episode Dr. Anson speaks with Dr. Michelle Scott, Professor of History and Affiliate Faculty in Gender and Women’s Studies, Language, Literacy and Culture, and Africana Studies at UMBC, about her recent book: ... -
The Social Science of Dialects w/ Dr. Christine Mallinson
(UMBC Center for Social Science Research, 2023-02-28)On this episode we hear from Dr. Christine Mallinson, Director of CS3, Special Assistant for Research & Creative Achievement and APLU-CoR Fellow in the Office for Research & Creative Achievement, Professor of Language, ... -
Surveying the landscape of college teaching about African American Language
(Elsevier, 2023-06-13)College courses are an important forum for combating the stigmatization of African American Language (AAL). However, there is no comprehensive data regarding where, how, and by whom AAL content is taught. Understanding the ... -
BBC at 100: a Trusted International News Source, but it is Important to Remember Whose Values it Reflects
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Louise Blakeney Williams, Modernism and the Ideology of History and Paul Sheehan Modernism and Humanism
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Tango, Gendered Embodiment, and Acousmatic Listening in Argentina
(Stanford University, 2021)This essay considers the modernist cultural production of tango within the contexts of broadcast radio and popular print in the 1920s and 1930s, when both tango and radio were reaching their heyday. Because of its deep ... -
Training for Business Success: Does Diversity Training Improve Productivity, Performance, and Fair Promotions?
There is a great deal of pessimism about the impact of diversity. Some critics have declared that diversity training programs do not work. Using data from the 2002 National Organizations Survey, this paper offers an ... -
Credit Where Credit is Due?: Race, Gender, and Discrimination in the Credit Scores of Business Startups
(Sage, 2015-01-01)This research seeks to understand the degree to which credit scores of new business startups are influenced by racial or gender considerations. It also examines the degree to which access to business credit lines is ... -
Mass incarceration, residential segregation and racial disparities in HIV
(Academic Journals, 2016-12-31)Using a “mass incarceration” framework and county-level national data, this paper examines the relationship between incarceration, ex-offender reentry locations, and HIV rates in counties with different racial compositions. ... -
Undiagnosed Diabetes: Identifying the Community Paths to Type 2 Diabetes Diagnostic Testing
(Oxford University Press, 2020-12-16)Over seven million U.S. adults are estimated to have undiagnosed diabetes and are at heightened risk of diabetes complications and poorer long-term glycemic control. Key to addressing undiagnosed diabetes is identifying ... -
Crazy in Louvre: How Beyoncé and Jay-Z Exploit Western Art History to Ask Who Controls Black Bodies
(Frieze, 2018-06-29)An art historian explains what the Carters’s takeover of the Paris museum says about art, race and power -
James Smalls on Here is a Strange and Bitter Crop
(Space Studios, 2018-09) -
Mother Siege
(The Offing, 2019-09-18) -
DO NOT RISE BY BETH BACHMANN
(The Rumpus, 2016-02-12) -
Myself and Strangers: Fragments and Thresholds in Sahar Muradi's [ G A T E S ]
(University of Southern Indiana, 2017)
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