Aging Out of Foster Care through a Symbolic Interactionist Lens
By A. L. Gabner American foster care youth (FCY) that are not adopted or reunited with their birth families before[…]
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By A. L. Gabner American foster care youth (FCY) that are not adopted or reunited with their birth families before[…]
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Read moreBy Hayley Billet In Amiri Baraka/LeRoi Jones’s influential one-act play Dutchman, Clay, a twenty-year-old black man, meets Lula, a thirty-year-old[…]
Read moreBy Danielle Hornung Symbolic Interactionism and Disability Analysis Utilizing symbolic interactionism when explicating the development of disability as a social[…]
Read moreBy Joseph Lacombe Bleak though the ending of James Joyce’s “Counterparts” may be, Farrington’s rather realistic display of violence not[…]
Read moreBy Maria Rovito Race and sexuality play dominant forces in forming one’s identity, particularly the manner in which both identities[…]
Read moreBy Amanda Forst How do our immediate surroundings engage and inspire new ideas through complex content? Can an object inspire[…]
Read moreby Mariah Lynch “Hebel hebelim! All is hebel,” declares the “Preacher” (or “Qohelet,” as termed in the Hebrew) in the[…]
Read moreBy Sarah Lawrence Jamal Wallace, the main character in Finding Forrester, is a sixteen-year-old gifted student with a backpack full[…]
Read moreBy Marie Leatherman Abstract: The imposter syndrome goes by many names and affects many people by making hard-earned accomplishments feel[…]
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