Browsing W&L Shepherd Program for the Interdisciplinary Study of Poverty and Human Capability by Subject "Discrimination"

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    • The Problem with PrEP: Intersectional Stigma and Modern HIV Prevention in the United States 

      D'Ostroph, Bryan
      Even though the literature published on PrEP [Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis] is still relatively new, there has already been a lack of coherence between studies to understand which social mechanisms and individual factors ...

    • Stigma of Homelessness 

      Steinhardt, Megan M.
      Homeless individuals constantly fight an uphill battle against a stigma that creates in them a lost sense of self. The stigma and resulting negative associations made about homeless individuals is one that keeps them in ...

    • The Stigmatization of Substance Use in U.S. Healthcare 

      Crew, Briyce Dawson
      DRUGS. The word evokes a broad array of mental images: pills, syringes, controlled substances, abuse, treatment, professionals, science, and crime. It is almost impossible for people living in the United States to go their ...

    • Teaching Students to Talk Real Good: Language, Networks, and Justice 

      Busse, Emma L.
      Standard American English (SAE) has emerged as the dominant language in traditional American marketplaces because of the affiliation of SAE with certain social groups. Many students in America, however, grow up in homes ...