• THE ROLE OF SIBLINGS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTAL RACIAL SOCIALIZATION AND OUTCOMES IN TRANSRACIAL ADOLESCENT ADOPTEES 

  Lee, Jennifer Grace (2020)

  Siblings are the longest relationship many people have in their lives, yet are often overlooked in research. Transracial adoptees, who may struggle with forming a sense of racial identity and experiencing low self-esteem, ...

• EXAMINING RACISM AS A RISK FACTOR FOR UTERINE FIBROIDS AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN 

  Porter, Shyneice (2020)

  Uterine fibroids are a common gynecological condition among women. African American women, however, are particularly susceptible to developing fibroids; in fact, approximately 80-90% of African American women are diagnosed ...

• Redoing gender, redoing family: A mixed-methods examination of family complexity and gender heterogeneity among transgender families 

  Allen, Samuel H. (2020)

  Scholars have documented that considerable health disparities exist between transgender persons and the general population. A growing research base suggests that the family environment of trans individuals—i.e., the social ...

• Measuring and Assessing the Health Implications of Perceived Islamophobia Discrimination among South Asian Muslim Americans 

  Ahmed, Naheed (2020)

  South Asian Americans have high prevalence rates of Type II diabetes (15.9%) and hypertension (25%). Existing research on this topic has primarily focused on risk factors for these conditions, such as genetics, diet, and ...

• STANDARDS OF LIVING OF MARYLAND FARM FAMILIES 

  Teeter, Viola (1938)

  This thesis represents the results of a standard of living study of seventy-two farm families in Carroll County, Maryland, for the year beginning in the summer of 1936 and ending in the summer of 1937. The data were collected ...

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