Keyword [Black women]
Result: 161 - 180 | Page: 9 of 10 |
| 161. | Putting the bloom back on: Figurations of the Diva |
| 162. | Use of spiritual-focused coping for managing stress among Black women |
| 163. | What sociolgy teaches us about Black women A textual analysis of introductory sociology textbooks |
| 164. | Issues Affecting Sexual Decisions among Black Women in the Era of HIV/AIDS |
| 165. | More than a state of being. The process of actualizing 'self' in the midst of limitations and contradictions: Establishing pedagogy of self-actualization and survival through Zora's eyes (Zora Neale Hurston) |
| 166. | The Persistence of Black Women in Engineering: A Phenomenological Study |
| 167. | The Effect of Internal and External Discrimination on the Psychological Well-Being and Self-Esteem of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Queer Black Women |
| 168. | Gender, Ethnicity, and Physics Education: Understanding How Black Women Build Their Identities as Scientists |
| 169. | Black women writers and the spatial limits of the African diaspora |
| 170. | Disrupting dissemblance: Transgressive black women as politics of counter-representation in African American women's fiction (Toni Morrison, Ann Allen Shockley, Alice Walker) |
| 171. | Misery baby: A (re)vision of the Bildungsroman by Caribbean and United States black women writers (Jamaica Kincaid, Antigua, Edwidge Danticat, Haiti, Toni Morrison) |
| 172. | 'Hush now can you hear it': Black women's sonic literature |
| 173. | Network support variation for black women in the United States: A mobility study of immigrant and non-immigrant black women |
| 174. | The Lived Experience of Urban Plus-Sized Black Women in a Midwestern City |
| 175. | Sexuality as a Guise: The Impossibility of Queering the New Jersey 4/7 and the Politics of Representation for Black Women |
| 176. | Image slavery and mass media pollution: Examining the sociopolitical context of beauty and self image in the lives of Black women |
| 177. | A room of her own: Identity and the politics of space in contemporary Black women's fiction |
| 178. | Mediating Blackness Afro Puerto Rican women and popular culture |
| 179. | Color Blocked: A Rhetorical Analysis of Colorism and its Impact on Rap Lyrics in Hip Hop Music from 2005 to 2010 |
| 180. | A study of body image perceptions related to appearance, fitness and health orientation among Black women |
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