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2022

Humanizing the Maternal Symbol in Toni Morrison’s Beloved, Buchi Emecheta’s Joys of Motherhood and Edwidge Danticat’s Breath, Eyes, Memory, Unglid Paul
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Katrina vs. Ida: A Comparative Analysis of FEMA Housing Recovery Efforts with Regard to Vulnerable Populations, Alyssa Harrynanan
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Contemporary Iroquois Art Collection Available Online, Colette Lemmon
Adirondack Journal of Environmental Studies

2021

Ethnicity and “Women Religious”: How Irish-American and Other Ethnic Nuns Were Presented in American Newspapers from 1865 to 1915, Lydia Hursh
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"Gone, but Never Forgotten:" Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in the United States, Julianna Kramer
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2019

Mexico: Neoliberalism, Popular Grievances, and the Rise of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, Irving Cortes-Martinez
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Marginalized Populations in Adirondack History, Matthew Golebiewski
2019 Diversity and Inclusion Certification Course

Black Space and Branding the AfroFuture: The Rippling Effect of Schaffer Library’s AfroFuturist Exhibitions:, Julie Lohnes, Robyn Reed
2019 Diversity and Inclusion Certification Course

2018

La economía de la violencia: la Ciudad Juárez y el mercado libre de la muerte, Kritika Amanjee
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Minority Cultural Identities in the Political Environment of Contemporary China "Musical Expressions in Performances", Yawen Yang
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The Northern Civil Rights Movement: How The Brothers Fought Housing, Employment, and Education Discrimination and Police Brutality in Albany, NY, Paige McInnis
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2017

The Children Who Became Men Overnight: Memories of Love and Violence in Afghanistan, Jamaluddin Aram
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2016

Faithlessly or Faithless Lie?: The Name Symbolism Conundrum in Sedgwick's Hope Leslie, Erin Wade
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A Critical Study of the African-American Comedic Tradition, Allison Longo
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A Comparative Analysis of Mixed Race Marriage In Fiji and the United States, Rachel Kung
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The Philadelphia Catto: Bridging the Racial Gap in the City of Brotherly Love, Rachel Wyman
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A Lineage of Black Feminist Art, Kiana Miller
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Cartooning for Peace? The Necessity of Political Cartooning to Democracy and Understanding the Struggle of Inclusion Exclusion and Citizenship for French Muslims, Ashley Enger
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L' Obscurite' manifestee (A Manifested Obscurity), Roswald Morales
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A Microcosm of the American Public Education Crisis Surrounding Race and Income, Janey Fine
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#So White: Structural Bias and the Politics of Casting in Hollywood, Emma Katherine Conroy
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2015

Libérte, Egalité, and Fraternité: France, Rwanda, and the Road to Genocide, Rachel Refkin
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The World Is Yours: The Radical and Deterritorializing Nature of Hip-Hop, Ethan Pearce
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Une analyse de l’idéal de la Négritude à travers le travail écrit de Léopold Senghor, Anna McGillicuddy
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2014

Stability and Instability in Former French Colonies: A Case Study Between Gabon and Congo Brazzaville, Abigael Flynn
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Navigating Education Terrain: Tracing the Black Agenda, Alvaro Peters
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2013

MÉXICO, UNA NACIÓN EN RIESGO: LA DESCOMPOSICIÓN DE LA DINÁMICA FAMILIAR PATRIARCAL EN LAS OBRAS DE JESÚS GONZÁLEZ DÁVILA, Diana Fletcher
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EL MORTÍFERO MACHISMO: LA REPRESENTACIÓN DE LA HIPERMASCULINIDAD EN EL TEATRO MEXICANO CONTEMPORÁNEO, Laura Crowe
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Education and Liberation: A Look at the Early Development and Directions of the Virginia Public School System (1879-1899), John B. Terzian
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La representación de la familia en épocas de transformación: Un análisis de La carreta (1953) de René Marqués y Noche cubana (2009) de José Luis García Rodríguez, Alyssa Feldman
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Una perspectiva multigeneracional en la representación teatral de la familia mexicana, Abigail Calish
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INMIGRACION Y GÉNERO: LA REPRESENTACIÓN DE LA MUJER INMIGRANTE EN EL CINE ESPAÑOL CONTEMPORÁNEO, Jenna Langhans
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2011

Kwame Nkrumah and the Making of National Identity in Ghana, Amanda B. Powers
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La formulación de una identidad mexicana fronteriza en La frontera de cristal: Un proceso de reconciliación, Alexander W. Brockwehl
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La Malinche como símbolo de la nación: las exploraciones de la Malinche como la madre que se traiciona, que se vende y que se abandona, Nicole A. Abrams
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Reconstructing the Concept of Terrorism After 9/11: The Case of FARC-EP in Colombia, Leland Garivaltis
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Las Malinches de Laura Esquivel y de Víctor Hugo Rascón Banda: Una reexaminación de la Malinche y la política sexual en estos textos modernos, Elizabeth R. Ackley
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Imperial Infringement or Self-destruction? The Demise of the Caribbean's Black Power Socialist Experiment, Georgia E. Swan-Ambrose
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2010

The influence of folk art and the rise of nationalism In Mexican art of the post-revolutionary period, Katharine S. Meyer
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El teatro como una llamada a la acción : el surrealismo y otras técnicas en el teatro de la frontera, Kristen L. Pechtol
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The history of the telling of the Mountain Meadows Massacre, Stacy L. Paull
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El machismo exagerado en juárez y los asesinatos gráficos de las Mujeres jóvenes e inocentes, Katharine S. Meyer
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Minjok juui : the intellectual origins and evolution of Korean nationalism, Seong C. Min
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2009

From Victims to Victimizers: The Evolution of Modern Algerian Politics, Kaitlyn O'Connor
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Sexual ambivalence : understanding race, class, gender and attitudes toward prostitution, Sharona C. Moore
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2008

Is there room under the big tent? : a study of black republicans and the gop’s relationship with the black community, Carla A. Reeves
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