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George R. Goethals,Gary L. Mcdowellnnect the authors together and convey a larger story. The larger story as suggested in the title of this book “.” is about MFT educators’ collective encountering of inequality and discrimination as a result of our social locations and our greater access to power and resources that we used in initiat

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Edward L. Ayersers in my professional life. Although intersectionality often makes us invisible, my newly acquired power offers visibility within the institution. It brings shifts; some are empowering and others warrant awareness and caution. Power and visibility come with responsibility. My responsibility is to t

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Jennifer L. Weberpopulated public and policy discourse, it is vital to explore migrants’ experiences and perceptions of the society in which they live, to answer deceptively simple?questions such as??"What does class mean?".?.and.?."How is class translated in the lives of migrants?".978-1-137-52530-7Series ISSN 2945-6096 Series E-ISSN 2945-610X

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George R. Goethalsntribute to criminal involvement, such as homelessness and substance dependence. This chapter describes recent developments in the Department of Defense (DoD) that offer new hope to incarcerated bad paper veterans. Beginning in 2014, the DoD took a bold and long overdue step of explicitly recognizin

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Lincoln and the Copperheads,explained himself. He had “no choice but to call out the war power of the Government.” When fired upon, the Union had to resort to force for its own protection. He defended his call for troops by reminding members of Congress that Northerners had demanded it and by saying he assumed they would ratif

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