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Edmonds, Susan. (2001). Racism as a determinant of women's health.
Retrieved July 28, 2002, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.yorku.ca/nnewh/english/nnewhind.html
Ehrmin, Joanne T. (2002). “That feeling of not feeling”: Numbing the
pain for substance-dependent African American women. Qualitative
Health Research, 12(6), 780-791.
Elligan, Don & Utsey, Shawn O. (1999). Utility of an African-centered
support group for African American men confronting societal racism
and oppression. Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology, 5(2),
156-165.
Enang, Josephine E. (2002). Black women's health: Health research
relevant to Black Nova Scotians. In C. Amaratunga & J. Stanton & B.
Clow (Eds.), Race, ethnicity and women's health (pp. 44-81). Halifax:
Atlantic Centre of Excellence for Women's Health.
Enang, Josephine E., with Edmonds, Susan, Amaratunga, Carol, &
Atwell, Yvonne. (2001). Black women's health: A synthesis of health
research relevant to Black Nova Scotians. Halifax, NS: Health
Association of African Canadians; Atlantic Centre for Excellence for
Women's Health.
Essed, Philomena. (2001). Everyday racism: A new approach to the
study of racism. In P. Essed & D. Goldberg (Eds.), Race and critical
theories: Text and context (pp. 177-194). Oxford: Blackwell
Publishers.
Este, David. (2003, May). Racism, violence, and health: Voices of
African Canadians in Calgary. Paper presented at the International
Social Welfare Policy and Practice for Vulnerable Groups: International
Perspectives on Social Justice and Technology Conference, Calgary,
AB.
Este, David. (2003). Racism, violence, and health study [Interview].
Halifax, NS: CBC Radio.
Este, David. (2004, October). Racism in Calgary: Manifestations and
impacts. Paper presented at the Canadian Unity Council Calgary
Chapter Annual Meeting, Calgary, AB.
Este, David. (2004). Meaning of Black History Month [Interview].
Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Radio.
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