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The GOP’s Black Voter Suppression Strategy
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Race, Ethics and Partisan Warfare
(G/O Media Inc., 2010-08-10) -
It’s an ethics war, stupid
(Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., 2012-04-11) -
Not gone, not forgotten: Struggling over history in a gentrifying D.C.
(The Washington Post, 2012-10-19) -
D.C.'s shadow delegation: It's not the money, it's the strategy
(The Washington Post, 2014-04-11) -
Washingtonians want a voice in Congress. Republicans say no. But it wasn’t always that way.
(The Washington Post, 2017-09-25) -
A War of Ideas: Remembering Reconstruction in Washington, DC
(Capital Community News, 2017-12-07) -
Again, District Salvadorans Face an Impossible Choice
(Capital Community News, 2018-02-05) -
Opinion: The Origins Of ‘East Of The River’
(American University Radio, 2018-04-03) -
The narrative of D.C.’s decline after the riots ignores the vitality and vibrancy of the post-1968 city
(The Washington Post, 2018-04-10) -
Why Washinton, D.C., is the Most Undemocratic of Capitals
(Zocalo, 2018-05-23) -
Revising Nixon in DC: Nixon Foundation Still Campaigning
(American Historical Association, 2014-09-02) -
Beyond the Monuments: Race and American Democracy in the Nation's Capital
(American Historical Association, 2017-10-01) -
Narrative as a Mode of Communication: Comparing TV Format Adaptations with Multimodal and Narratological Approaches
(De Gruyter, 2019-11-01)This chapter illustrates how a multimodal approach can be combined with narratological knowledge to compare the narrative sequencing, structure, and content of culturally different versions of a sketch television comedy ... -
Disaggregating diabetes: New subtypes, causes, and care
(2019-12-16)Interest in disaggregating diabetes into numerous subtypes is growing as patients and providers recognize the limitations of standard diabetes typologies. As anthropologists, we draw attention to how ‘subtyping’ may reduce ... -
Neighborhood crime is differentially associated with cardiovascular risk factors as a function of race and sex
(PAGEPress Publications, 2019-12-05)Background: Neighborhood crime may be an important factor contributing to cardiovascular health disparities, and these relations may vary by race and sex. The present investigation evaluated (a) potential differential ... -
We Vote, We Count: The Need for Congressional Action to Secure the Right to Vote for All Citizens
The United States has historically limited access to the ballot and enacted laws that disenfranchised people of color. Paradoxically, the country was founded as a democracy, yet forces have constantly sought to suppress ...
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