Althoff, Keri N., et al. “Secular Changes in Mortality Disparities in New York City: A Reexamination.” Journal of Urban Health, vol. 86, no. 5, Sept. 2009, pp. 729-744. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1007/s11524-009-9350-y. Previously published analyses showed that inequalities in mortality rates between… Continue Reading →
In the interest of saving time – as we had to tackle a few objectives of the final exhibition project in class – we did not have the class write their reactions to the article on the chalkboard. Instead, we… Continue Reading →
Through the use of media, Caribbean migrants have been able to develop a stronger sense of transnationalism. The availability of information regarding the current events or political and economic status of their home countries has allowed them to maintain connections… Continue Reading →
My family’s heritage traces back primarily to Ireland and Italy, with the name “Johnson” originating in Sweden. However, my family has been in America for so many generations, and has progressively assimilated as such, that there are no significant cultural… Continue Reading →
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