A VOICE IN THE CHORUS: PERSPECTIVES OF YOUNG MEN OF COLOR ON THEIR DISABILITIES, IDENTITIES, AND PEER-MENTORS
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HERNANDEZ, B., A VOICE IN THE CHORUS: PERSPECTIVES OF YOUNG MEN OF COLOR ON THEIR DISABILITIES, IDENTITIES, AND PEER-MENTORS. DISABILITY AND SOCIETY, Vol. 20, no. 2 (2005), p. 117-133.
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Compañeros, Delincuencia juvenil, Discapacidad, Estudio cualitativo, Etnia, Grupos de autoayuda, Juventud, Violencia, EE.UU.
Compañeros, Delincuencia juvenil, Discapacidad, Estudio cualitativo, Etnia, Grupos de autoayuda, Juventud, Violencia, EE.UU.
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