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The Myth of Black Immigrant Privilege
2006
Anthurium A Caribbean Studies Journal
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Immigrants, both black and non-black are continuously reshaping the American landscape. ...
" of black immigrant privilege. ...
doi:10.33596/anth.59
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'I have every reason to love England': Black neo-Victorianism and transatlantic radicalism in Belinda Starling's The Journal of Dora Damage (2007)
2016
NJES: Nordic Journal of English studies
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The Journal of Dora Damage illustrates Belinda Starling's fictional reconstruction of Victorian interracialism, black resistance and subaltern insurgency on nineteenth-century British soil, exemplifying ...
analysing the presence of African-Americans in nineteenth century England as well as deconstructing Victorian Britain's role in the post-slavery period and the American Civil War as it is reflected in Belinda ...
doi:10.35360/njes.389
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Design and Implementation of an Interdisciplinary Leadership Studies Minor at an Historically Black, Liberal Arts College
2006
Journal of Leadership Education
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Utilizing a narrative pedagogy, LS 301 acquaints students with major figures, movements, and issues in black American spiritual and ethical traditions. ...
Ranked by Black Enterprise magazine as the number one college in the nation for educating African American students three consecutive times (Sykes, 2004; The 50 Best Colleges for African Americans, ...
doi:10.12806/v5/i2/ab5
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The Nature of Student Affairs Work at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
2006
Journal of College Student Development
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The Nature of Student Affairs Work at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Joan B. Hirt Terrell L. Strayhorn Catherine T. Amelink Belinda R. ...
Administrators are committed not just to student success but to Black student success and promoting a sense of Black pride. ...
doi:10.1353/csd.2006.0067
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Towards a high accuracy measurement of the local black hole occupation fraction in low mass galaxies
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2019
arXiv
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This document illustrates the feasibility of a few per cent level measurement of the local black hole occupation fraction in low mass galaxies through wide-field, high angular resolution X-ray imaging ...
The occupation fraction, particularly at the low end of the galaxy luminosity function, is a key benchmark for any model which aims to reproduce the formation and growth of super-massive black holes and ...
The local black hole occupation fraction in a cosmological context Two quantities necessary to understand the connection between massive black holes (BHs) and their host galaxies are the active fraction ...
arXiv:1903.06629v1
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Adaptation of a Psycho-Oncology Intervention for Black Breast Cancer Survivors
2012
Counseling Psychologist
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Black women are traditionally underserved in all aspects of cancer care. ...
Recently, this intervention model has been adapted for Black women who have recently completed treatment for breast cancer. ...
Black culture is not a unitary construct and needed to account for a variety of African American cultural values, as well as Black Hispanic and Caribbean Black cultures as well. ...
doi:10.1177/0011000012459971
pmid:25544778
pmcid:PMC4275843
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sj-pdf-1-jbp-10.1177_00957984211034961 – Supplemental Material for Seeking Just Us: A Mixed Methods Investigation of Racism-Specific Support Among Black College Students
2021
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Marshburn and Belinda Campos in Journal of Black Psychology ...
Supplemental Material, sj-pdf-1-jbp-10.1177_00957984211034961 for Seeking Just Us: A Mixed Methods Investigation of Racism-Specific Support Among Black College Students by Christopher K. ...
Different from Black friends (continued) "With some Black friends, I've felt more comfortable, but always more comfortable than with, like, Whites. ...
doi:10.25384/sage.15094289.v1
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Inside the black box of food safety: a qualitative study of 'non-compliance' among food businesses
2015
Health Promotion Journal of Australia
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observed though, the 34 processes that take place 'between' the regulation and the compliance/ non-compliance outcome 35 are rarely given any research attention, leaving the food business as essentially a 'black ...
However, in the act of 239 shedding light on the 'black box' we do suggest some important implications from our work. 240 Firstly, it is important to acknowledge that in our sample of 'non-compliers' the ...
doi:10.1071/he15013
pmid:26511403
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MID-INFRARED-SELECTED QUASARS. I. VIRIAL BLACK HOLE MASS AND EDDINGTON RATIOS
2014
Astrophysical Journal
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We then investigate the continuum luminosity and line profiles of these MIR quasars, and estimate their virial black hole masses and the Eddington ratios. ...
Upper and lower black lines show the original and continuum-subtracted spectra. ...
Quasar distribution in the LHS field: Black circles, the 12 MMT09 FOV; Black polygon, contour for the eight MMT05 FOV; Blue pluses, point-source quasars identified with SDSS spectra (SDSS-s); Blue diamonds ...
doi:10.1088/0004-637x/791/2/113
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Hatchery-scale trials using cryopreserved spermatozoa of black-lip pearl oyster,Pinctada margaritifera
2011
Aquatic Living Resources
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The ability to cryopreserve spermatozoa would, therefore, offer significant benefits to the cultured black pearl industry. ...
Nevertheless, this first demonstration of cryopreserved sperm fertility in black pearl oyster confirms the hatchery applicability of the cryopreservation technique defined here. ...
Introduction Black pearl production in French Polynesia relies almost exclusively on the collection of wild spat of the black-lip pearl oyster, Pinctada margaritifera, making the industry highly dependent ...
doi:10.1051/alr/2011117
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Black Students' Experiences of Academic Support Programs during First Year at University: Case of Extended Studies
2021
Research in Social Sciences and Technology
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However, those liberal arts universities had doubts about black students' key skills and knowledge to cope with the demands of higher education. ...
In the last three decades, historically white, liberal arts universities began to admit small numbers of black students from rural communities because apartheid policies relaxed. ...
These programs consist of almost always black students. ...
doi:10.46303/ressat.2021.28
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Does a Community-Based Stress Management Intervention Affect Psychological Adaptation Among Underserved Black Breast Cancer Survivors?
2014
Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Monographs
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Methods Both complementary medicine interventions were 10-sessions, manualized, group-based, and were culturally adapted for black women in the community from evidence-based interventions. ...
Project CARE, we examined whether participation in a cognitive-behavioral stress management and breast cancer wellness and education program improved psychological outcomes among a sample of underserved black ...
Participants Participants were 114 women who met the following criteria: age more than 21 years; English-speaking; self-identify as black (eg, African American, African, Caribbean black, black Hispanic ...
doi:10.1093/jncimonographs/lgu032
pmid:25749598
pmcid:PMC4411537
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Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza Exposure Risk Assessment in Australian Commercial Chicken Farms
2018
Frontiers in Veterinary Science
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This study investigated the pathways of exposure to low pathogenic avian influenza (LPAI) virus among Australian commercial chicken farms and estimated the likelihood of this exposure occurring using scenario trees and a stochastic modeling approach following the World Organization for Animal Health methodology for risk assessment. Input values for the models were sourced from scientific literature and an on-farm survey conducted during 2015 and 2016 among Australian commercial chicken farms
doi:10.3389/fvets.2018.00068
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pmcid:PMC5932326
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... ated in New South Wales and Queensland. Outputs from the models revealed that the probability of a first LPAI virus exposure to a chicken in an Australian commercial chicken farms from one wild bird at any point in time is extremely low. A comparative assessment revealed that across the five farm types (non-free-range meat chicken, free-range meat chicken, cage layer, barn layer, and free range layer farms), free-range layer farms had the highest probability of exposure (7.5 × 10 −4 ; 5% and 95%, 5.7 × 10 −4 -0.001). The results indicate that the presence of a large number of wild birds on farm is required for exposure to occur across all farm types. The median probability of direct exposure was highest in free-range farm types (5.6 × 10 −4 and 1.6 × 10 −4 for free-range layer and free-range meat chicken farms, respectively) and indirect exposure was highest in non-free-range farm types (2.7 × 10 −4 , 2.0 × 10 −4 , and 1.9 × 10 −4 for non-free-range meat chicken, cage layer, and barn layer farms, respectively). The probability of exposure was found to be lowest in summer for all farm types. Sensitivity analysis revealed that the proportion of waterfowl among wild birds on the farm, the presence of waterfowl in the range and feed storage areas, and the prevalence of LPAI in wild birds are the most influential parameters for the probability of Australian commercial chicken farms being exposed to avian influenza (AI) virus. These results highlight the importance of ensuring good biosecurity on farms to minimize the risk of exposure to AI virus and the importance of continuous surveillance of LPAI prevalence including subtypes in wild bird populations.
Belongingness in Early Secondary School: Key Factors that Primary and Secondary Schools Need to Consider
2015
PLoS ONE
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It is unknown if, and how, students redefine their sense of school belongingness after negotiating the transition to secondary school. The current study used longitudinal data from 266 students with, and without, disabilities who negotiated the transition from 52 primary schools to 152 secondary schools. The study presents the 13 most significant personal student and contextual factors associated with belongingness in the first year of secondary school. Student perception of school
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0136053
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... was found to be stable across the transition. No variability in school belongingness due to gender, disability or household-socio-economic status (SES) was noted. Primary school belongingness accounted for 22% of the variability in secondary school belongingness. Several personal student factors (competence, coping skills) and school factors (low-level classroom task-goal orientation), which influenced belongingness in primary school, continued to influence belongingness in secondary school. In secondary school, effort-goal orientation of the student and perception of their school's tolerance to disability were each associated with perception of school belongingness. Family factors did not influence belongingness in secondary school. Findings of the current study highlight the need for primary schools to foster belongingness among their students at an early age, and transfer students' belongingness profiles as part of the handover documentation. Most of the factors that influenced school belongingness before and after the transition to secondary are amenable to change.
Cause, treatment costs and 12-month functional outcomes of children with major injury in NSW, Australia
2020
Injury
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Information about children treated in New South Wales (NSW), Australia following major injury has been limited to those treated at trauma centres using mortality as the main outcome measure, restricting assessment of the effectiveness of the Trauma System. This study sought to describe the detailed characteristics as well as functional and psychosocial health outcomes of all children suffering major injury in NSW. A longitudinal study was conducted between July 2015 and November 2017 and
doi:10.1016/j.injury.2020.04.030
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... d children < 16 years requiring intensive care or an injury severity score (ISS) ≥ 9 treated in NSW or who died following injury. Children were identified through the three NSW Paediatric Trauma Centres (PTC), the NSW Trauma Registry, NSW Aeromedical Retrieval Registry (AirMaestro) and the National Coronial Information System (NCIS). Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) outcomes for children treated at the three PTCs were collected at baseline, 6 and 12 months using the Paediatric Quality of Life inventory (PedsQL 4.0) and EuroQol five-dimensional EQ-5D-Y. There were 625 children, with a median (interquartile range) age of 7 (2-13) years and 71.7% were male. Around half were injured in major cities (51.2%). The median (IQR) injury severity score (ISS) was 10 (9-17). Twelve-month HRQoL measured by PedsQL remained below baseline for psychosocial health. Treatment costs increased with injury severity (p=<0.001) and polytrauma (p=<0.001). No survival benefit was demonstrated between PTC versus non-PTC definitive care. Injured females and children from rural / remote NSW were overrepresented in the deceased. Children treated in NSW following major injury have reduced quality of life and in particular, reduced emotional well-being at 12 months post-injury. Improved psychosocial care and outpatient follow-up is required to minimise the long-term emotional impact of injury on the child.
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