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Exploring the Potential for Empowerment Outcomes through Public Participation in Scientific Research
"Public participation in scientific research (PPSR) programs, also known as citizen or community science programs, rely on public engagement with scientists and the scientific process. PPSR scholars..." – By Anne K. Armstrong and others
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Nigrescence and Nigrescence Theory as Education
"How does one create and cultivate a positive Black consciousness? The 1960s civil rights and Black Power movements in the United States provided the backdrop for Black individuals to challenge the negative stereotypes depicting them as inferior, deracinated, and self-loathing..." – By Charles A. Price
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