DC Accepted Papers: Social Equity & Race

*Names in bold indicate Presenter


Colorism and the Perception of Justice
Arsene Frederic and TaLisa Carter, American University



Does Race, Gender, or Race-Gender Interaction Matter?: An Econometric Analysis of Intersectionality Theory to Better Predict Subjective Well-Being for the American Middle Class
Tiffany N Ford, University of Maryland



Mitigating the Effects of Double Jeopardy for African American Women in Government
Fatimah Pierce, Walden University



The Racialized Effect of Federalism and Devolution on Policy Design and Implementation
Jennifer Renee Daniels, University of Delaware



Religious Freedom and the Mobilization of Hate?: An Analysis of the Effect of Religious Freedom Restoration Acts on the Prevalence of Hate Crimes in the U.S. States
Kellen A. Kane, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill



Barrier Developments: Housing Authority of Baltimore City Public Housing Development Food Apartheid
Christina Stocks, University of Baltimore



“Deconstruction of the Welfare Queen” Recognizing Social Construction and Deservedness in Policy Design
Tylis Cooper, University of Baltimore




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