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Black and Latino Student Athletes
Thu, April 8, 3:00 to 4:00pm EDT (3:00 to 4:00pm EDT), SIG Sessions, SIG-Research Focus on Education and Sport Roundtable SessionsSession Type: Roundtable Session
Abstract
These various papers address unique and specific aspects of Black and Latino Student Athletes (male & female) and their researched experiences. During this period of USA history, at no time has our society focused more attention, good & bad, on the plight of Black Americans. These student athletes have been regarded in many forms special to the success of athletic programs. These papers will approach specific areas examined by fellow academicians to illustrate our current and future direction within student athlete subculture.
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Papers
Toward an Understanding of Intergenerational Black College Athlete Activism in the United States - Joseph Nehemiah Cooper, University of Massachusetts Boston
A Critical Discourse Analysis of Whiteness at a Historically Black College/University: White Athletes' Perceptions of Their Collegiate Experiences - Ajhanai Channel Inez Newton - Anderson, University of Connecticut
Leadership of Black, Male, Student-Athletes: High School Teachers' and Coaches' Beliefs and Behaviors - Christel Rocha-Beverly, Michigan State University
Predictors of Division I Black Women Student-Athletes Academic Satisfaction - Miray Seward, University of Virginia; Lydia F. Bell, National Collegiate Athletic Association; Paul C. Harris, The Pennsylvania State University; Joanna Williams, Rutgers University
Examining the Racial Binary Approach: Understanding Latina/o, Black, and White College Athletes' Persistence - Guillermo Ortega, Idaho State University