research essay
Deanna Scott,
American Dream + American Assimilation = Social Segregation
research journal
Melissa Garza,
Writing about the "Other"
Jennifer Rios Huebenthal,
Americanizing Foreign Names
*Laura Mosely,
Literacy & Minority Cultures: Friend or Foe?
*Tanya Stanley,
Juxtaposing the African Flying Myth
between Tradition and Technology
research conference
proposal and presentation
Catherine Louvier, The Lady Speaks:
Giving Voice to Our Lady of Guadalupe
*Helena
Suess, Combat Experience: Class Politics in
Autobiographies of American Soldiers
Omar Syed &
Suzan Damas, Projecting Ethnic Identity
Onto Inanimate Objects
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Denielle Alexander
1st posting: African
American Women: How Colorism Affects their Self-Esteem
2nd posting: African
American women: the roles skin color plays in literature
*Sarah McCall DeLaRosa
1st posting: American
Slave Literature
2nd posting: Motherhood in
American Slave Literature
*Christine Ford
1st posting: Golliwog: The Most Popular Children’s Toy
You’ve Never Heard Of
2nd posting: Golliwogs in
Children's Literature
*Juan Garcia
1st posting: Mexican
American Immigration Stories & the English Language
2nd posting: Mexican
American Immigration Stories & Staying Mexican
*Julie Garza
1st posting: Dartmouth
College: The Native American Indian Lives
2nd posting: Culture &
Identity in Mexican American Literature: Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima
*Samuel Mathis
1st posting: The
Presence of Song in Toni Morrison’s Song
of Solomon
2nd posting: Beat the
Drums: The Changing Rhythm of Native American Music
*Rachel Risinger
1st posting: All
the Money in the World Will Not Buy You Any Class
2nd posting: Class Blindness: Incendiary or Benign?
*Mallory Rogers
1st posting: A
Forced Issue: Diabetes in Native Americans
2nd posting: A Forced
Issue II: Diabetes in Mexican Americans
Amy Sidle
1st posting: Because
Not Every Author is an Old, White Guy: Why We Read Minority Literature
2nd posting: What Really
Happened: Exploring Minority Literature through Nonfiction
Barbara Trevino
1st posting: Minority
Literature as Epic
2nd posting: Minority
Literature in the Middle Grade Classroom
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