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,If Only My Eyes Were Different: The Loss of Identity and the Underutilization of Black Children’s Euman potential; (2) the resulting non-monetary costs of the underutilization of human potential to societies; and (3) the rationale for rethinking the assimilation paradigm. I am using a racial definition for Black, i.e., the physical characteristics that identify Blacks, e.g., color, hair, and/or o

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Cultural, Gender and Religious Predictors of Perception of Muslims at Tertiary Institutions in Germer, religion and age shape their perceptions and attitudes. Widespread negative stereotypes and the newness of the Muslim refugee community have tended to skew the results away from the positive image traditionally reserved for the Turkish Muslim community. Variation in response between male and fem

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Academia, Gender, and Culture: Motivations, and Coping Methods of Haredi Women in Academia,-Orthodox) women in Israel’s system of higher education, representing the clash between the traditional-religious values of Haredi society and the modern value systems of western-Israeli society. The chapter analyses the women’s motivations for studying in academia, the challenges they encounter, an

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