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Black Lives Matter protest art: Uncovering explicit and implicit emotions through thematic analysis.
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Vance, Lindsey D. ; Potash, Jordan S
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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We are the unicorns: Exploring experiences of Latina graduate women utilizing an intersectional Latino/a critical theory framework.
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Gutierrez, Dumayi ; Gonzalez, Carla ; Seshadri, Gita
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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Inside of a prison: How a culture of punishment prevents rehabilitation.
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Bloom, Tina ; Bradshaw, G. A
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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For Mayan women seeking redress for unthinkable harm, whose justice?
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Lane, Melissa G
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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Addressing psychology to antiracism.
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Malherbe, Nick
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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War, peace and empire in modern memory.
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Luckham, Robin
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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Review of the new age of terror. A review of the new threat from Islamic militancy.
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Fyanka, Bernard B
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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Psychological functioning during the COVID-19 lockdown: The role of exposure to continuous traumatic stress in conflict-ridden regions.
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Amram-Vaknin, Sima ; Lipshits-Braziler, Yuliya ; Tatar, Moshe
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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“The Chinese virus”: How COVID-19’s transmission context and fear affect negative attitudes toward Chinese people.
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Brown, Genavee ; Marinthe, Gaelle
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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates : Educational Publishing Foundation of the American Psychological Association.
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2022
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Essentially subhuman: Psychological essentialism facilitates dehumanization.
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Landry, Alexander P. ; Ihm, Elliott ; Protzko, John ; Schooler, Jonathan W
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2022
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