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“The More Things Change…:” Civil Rights Health Assessment in a ‘Majority-Minority’ U.S. Community

Mark P. Orbe School of Communication, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 177-199 | Published online: 23 Feb 2007

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Stephanie Norander & Gloria Galanes. (2014) “Bridging the Gap”: Difference, Dialogue, and Community Organizing. Journal of Applied Communication Research 42:4, pages 345-365.
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RogerC. Aden, Paul Pearson & Leah Sell. (2010) Placing Townies: The Symbolic Work of Naming. Communication Quarterly 58:3, pages 279-296.
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MarkP. Orbe & DarleneK. Drummond. (2009) Negotiations of the Complicitous Nature of US Racial/Ethnic Categorization: Exploring Rhetorical Strategies. Western Journal of Communication 73:4, pages 437-455.
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MarkP. Orbe & BrendaJ. Allen. (2008) “Race Matters” in the Journal of Applied Communication Research . Howard Journal of Communications 19:3, pages 201-220.
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Mark P. Orbe & Sakile K. Camara. (2010) Defining discrimination across cultural groups: Exploring the [un-]coordinated management of meaning. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 34:3, pages 283-293.
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