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Electronic Journal of Communication

Volume 13(2), 2003


CONTENTS

Davis, Olga Idriss	Snoop, dig, and resurrect: What can scholars of African American communication learn from the Tulsa race riot of 1921?

	The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 has recently garnered much public awareness of the historical significance of the African American community at the turn of the 20th century

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Orbe, Mark P.	African American first-generation college student communicative experiences.

	Since the 1920s, first-generation college (FGC) students have been enrolling in US colleges and universities in increasing numbers, yet little is known about their communicative experiences

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Gates, Denise	Learning to play the game: An exploratory study of how African American women and men interact with others in organizations.

	Utilizing feminist standpoint theory, this exploratory study examines the ways in which African American women and men experience organizations

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Wood, Jennifer F.	Childhood memories: The link in the chain African American women's construction of meaning from the television show Sisters.

	The meaning and identities of African Americans often are reduced to economic and demographic indicators of media consumption habits

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Dorsey, Laura Kathleen	African American female small group communication: An application of group-as-a-whole theory.

	The present article seeks to understand African American female small group communication using Group-as-a-Whole Theory, a psychological behavioral theory

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Parker, Patricia S.	Learning leadership: Communication, resistance, and African American women's executive leadership.

	This article examines leadership development as revealed in the life histories of fifteen African American women who have attained upper level executive positions within large, hierarchical, predominantly white organizations in the United States (dominant culture organizations)

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Hill, Patricia S.	And still I rise: Communicative resistance of African American women in a culturally diverse community.

	Black feminist theory informed an exploration of communicative strategies of resistance engaged by 25 African American women residing in a culturally diverse community

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Mahaffey, Jerome Dean	A performance of culture: Louis Farrakhan at the Million Man March.

	American journalists and pundits criticized Louis Farrakhan's speech at the Million Man March as "loopy" and "rambling" even though it augmented his image among African Americans

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