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Full-Text Articles in Race and Ethnicity
If You Want To Fly, Nandi Gayles '29
If You Want To Fly, Nandi Gayles '29
Black Studies Student Scholarship
My research explores the intersections of Sociology and Literature rooted in the unique gendered perspective of Blackness in the novels The Bluest Eye and Beloved by Toni Morrison. Morrison’s works are rooted in the authenticity of Blackness and being. She inherently studies human behavior and social interaction to communicate narratives that have often gone untold––those that center the Black experience. Morrison’s work is revolutionary as she intentionally wrote to disregard the white gaze. Her work is literature rooted in a sociological landscape that contributes to personal and social liberation of Black people. Using auto-theory as my methodology, this project places …
If You Want To Fly, Nandi Gayles '29
If You Want To Fly, Nandi Gayles '29
Sociology & Anthropology Student Scholarship
My research explores the intersections of Sociology and Literature rooted in the unique gendered perspective of Blackness in the novels The Bluest Eye and Beloved by Toni Morrison. Morrison’s works are rooted in the authenticity of Blackness and being. She inherently studies human behavior and social interaction to communicate narratives that have often gone untold––those that center the Black experience. Morrison’s work is revolutionary as she intentionally wrote to disregard the white gaze. Her work is literature rooted in a sociological landscape that contributes to personal and social liberation of Black people. Using auto-theory as my methodology, this project places …
Remembering In The North: How The Civil Rights Movement Is Told Through Monuments, Courtney Wight
Remembering In The North: How The Civil Rights Movement Is Told Through Monuments, Courtney Wight
History & Classics Undergraduate Theses
This thesis, titled “Remembering in the North: How the Civil Rights Movement is Told Through Monuments,” examines how the Civil Rights Movement is remembered in the North through public monuments. The Civil Rights Movement in the North has not received the same level of recognition compared to the South in public memory, yet the stories and activists in the North deserve the same acknowledgement. The cities of Newark, NJ, and Albany, NY, act as case studies to illustrate how the racism and discrimination, which prompted the Civil Rights Movement, were present in the North during the movement. Both cities, like …
The Root Causes Of Incarceration In The United States, Amaya Fiske
The Root Causes Of Incarceration In The United States, Amaya Fiske
Sociology Between the Gaps: Forgotten and Neglected Topics
No abstract provided.
Race And Greek Mythology: An Analysis Of A Racialized Hierarchy In Literary And Artistic Depictions Of The Line Of Io In Archaic And Classical Greece, Angie Pierre
History & Classics Undergraduate Theses
Following the emergence of the Greek alphabet in 8th century B.C.E, Greece produced literary works which demonstrated contemporary beliefs, customs, and practices. Additionally, pottery during this era began to be more expressive. The use of geometric shapes and imagery from Egypt were later used to create stories and induce emotions in pottery. Following the Archaic period, the Classical era has produced a plethora of literary and artistic material that expands on material from the Archaic era while simultaneously providing commentary on its own period. While not in a consistent manner, an underlying theme within the art and literature of the …
The Remnants Of Colonialism: An Inquiry Into The Experiences Of Black University Of Victoria Students From Postcolonial Societies, Gabrielle A. Miller
The Remnants Of Colonialism: An Inquiry Into The Experiences Of Black University Of Victoria Students From Postcolonial Societies, Gabrielle A. Miller
Sociology Between the Gaps: Forgotten and Neglected Topics
No abstract provided.
Who Cares For The Caregivers: How Being A Caregiver Impacts Cancer Survivorship, Cristy Romero
Who Cares For The Caregivers: How Being A Caregiver Impacts Cancer Survivorship, Cristy Romero
Sociology & Anthropology Student Scholarship
Cristy Romero ’23
Majors: Sociology and Biology
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Brandon C. Martinez, Sociology and Anthropology
With an aging population, informal caregiving is rising and is the predominant way for people with chronic illnesses to receive care. Providing care for someone with a chronic illness can take a toll on the caregiver. Caregivers often develop their own chronic illnesses such as cancer. Compared to Whites, Latinx cancer survivors and their families experience disproportionate adverse effects of cancer and cancer therapy as a result of physical, emotional, and financial challenges. This highlights racial/ethnic disparity in cancer survivorship. Due to the interwoven …
The Impact Of Socioeconomic Status, Race, And Food Security On Mental And Physical Health, Andrea Delgado
The Impact Of Socioeconomic Status, Race, And Food Security On Mental And Physical Health, Andrea Delgado
Sociology & Anthropology Student Scholarship
Andrea Delgado ’22
Major: Sociology
Faculty Mentor: Dr. Brandon Martinez, Sociology
The purpose of this study is to examine how an individual‚ race, socioeconomic status, and their household food security are correlated with physical and mental health outcomes. We propose that those with lower socioeconomic status and food security, as well as Non-Whites, are negatively correlated with better physical and mental health outcomes.
Letter From The Director, Zophia Edwards
Dear Chadwick Boseman, N. Charlemagne Erilus
Dear Chadwick Boseman, N. Charlemagne Erilus
The Heritage Journal
No abstract provided.
For Africa, Justin Andries
Journey, Stephanie Mireku
Stunning Perspectives On The Diversity Proficiency Core, Comfort M. Ateh
Stunning Perspectives On The Diversity Proficiency Core, Comfort M. Ateh
The Heritage Journal
No abstract provided.
The Heritage Journal Spring 2021
Oh Society, Lubicristin Lora
America's Hypocrisy Of Law Enforcement And Protection
America's Hypocrisy Of Law Enforcement And Protection
The Heritage Journal
No abstract provided.
Thank You, Dr. Charlotte O'Kelly!
Letter From The Editor, Hannah Awwad
Starling, Estarlyn Hiraldo
The New Room, Lucille Vasquez
Black Lives Matter: The Parenting Edition
Letter From The Editor, Hannah Awwad
Providence College Archives: A Space For Student Voices Past And Present, Michelle Chiles
Providence College Archives: A Space For Student Voices Past And Present, Michelle Chiles
The Heritage Journal
No abstract provided.
Singing For Justice: Joel Thompson’S Seven Last Words Of The Unarmed, Krishan Oberoi D.M.A.
Singing For Justice: Joel Thompson’S Seven Last Words Of The Unarmed, Krishan Oberoi D.M.A.
The Heritage Journal
No abstract provided.
The Heritage Journal Fall 2020
Note From The Director, Zophia Edwards