RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

Este, David, & Bernard, Wanda Thomas. (2003, June). Spirituality and
Black men's experiences. Paper presented at the Spirituality and Social
Work Conference, Halifax, NS.
Este, David, & Bernard, Wanda Thomas. (2003, June). The role of
spirituality in Africentrism. Paper presented at the Canadian
Spirituality and Social Work Conference, Halifax, NS.
Eugene, Toinette M. (1995). There is a balm in Gilead: Black women
and the Black church as agents of a therapeutic community. Women &
Therapy, 16(2-3), 55-71.
Fowler, Dawnovise N., & Hill, Hope M. (2004). Social support and
spirituality as culturally relevant factors in coping among African
American women survivors of partner abuse. Violence Against Women,
10(11), 1267-1282.
hooks, bell. (2003). Rock my soul: Black people and self-esteem. New
York: Washington Square Press.
Jackson, James S., Chatters, Linda M., & Taylor, Robert Joseph (Eds.).
(1993). Aging in Black America. Newbury Park, CA: SAGE Publications,
Inc.
Jansen, Clifford, Plaza, Dwaine, & James, Carl E. (1999). Upward
mobility among second generation Caribbean men living in Toronto.
Retrieved January 28, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/frameset_e.html
Kennamer, J. David, Honnold, Julie, Bradford, Judith, & Hendricks,
Michael. (2000). Differences in disclosure of sexuality among African
American and white gay/bisexual men: Implications for HIV/AIDS
prevention. AIDS Education and Prevention, 12(6), 519-531.
Klonoff, Elizabeth A., & Landrine, Hope. (1996). Belief in the healing
power of prayer: Prevalence and health correlates for African-
Americans. Western Journal of Black Studies, 20(4), 207-210.
Kressin, Nancy R., Chang, Bei-Hung, Whittle, Jeff, & Peterson, Eric D.
(2004). Racial differences in cardiac catheterization as a function of
patients' beliefs. American Journal of Public Health, 94(12), 2091-
2098.
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