This policy analysis seeks to discuss Proposition 184 and the impact of the implementation of the legislation on people from different socioeconomic and racial groups. Also, the study also aims to examine the composition of jail and prison populations . . .

The purpose of this project is to bring awareness to middle school teachers, staff, and administrators on the importance of racial microaggressions, the effects, and how to properly disrupt them in a middle school setting. Racial microaggressions are . . .

This project examines issues of race and power in the 1990 detective novel Blood Rights by the British author Mike Phillips. I examine how Phillips, through his black journalist character Sam Dean, uses the form of the hardboiled detective novel in or . . .

The research analyzes the recent urban and social changes in the city of Santiago of Chile, after the increasingly Haitian immigration that occurred during the period 2014-2018. The research explores concepts such as transnationalism, global city, soc . . .

Purpose: This policy analysis seeks to understand underlying racial concerns of immigration reform by analyzing DACA through a Critical Race Theory (CRT) lens. Using Critical Race Theory, we aim to explore systemic marginalization and social oppressio . . .

Afrocentric culture, inspiring women, and history's impact on the present inform my cartooning and filmmaking process. Research-centered, my fictional narratives draw on present-day issues. Through the use of fantasy, I create playful combinations of . . .

The film Get Out, written and directed by Jordan Peele, analyzes racism in liberal America. In this paper, I examine the parallels of Get Out with Richard Wright's novel, Native Son; a seminal work on the struggle of young African American men in Amer . . .

Asian-Americans are expected to have high achievement and success because of their ethnicity, a phenomenon which has been coined the Model Minority Stereotype. Mass media contributes to the generalization and perceptions, relating to Asian-Americans; . . .

Past researchers have examined why by the mere difference of allegiance to another group is enough for in group bias (e.g., Martinez, 2011; Hackel, 2016), and how individuals with multiple social identities can either be strategically included or excl . . .