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  • Afghanistan in the Classroom 
    Shalinsky, Audrey (2002)
    Written to help teachers and students in 2002 discuss aspects of Afghan history and culture; anthropologist Shalinsky did fieldwork there in the mid-1970s.
  • Anthropology and the Race Project 
    Moses, Yolanda T.; Jones, Joseph (2011)
    Description of the project 'Race: Are We So Different?' and the exhibit's message, themes, teaching materials, website, and traveling component, which toured the nation from 2007-2014; authors pose next steps for a public ...
  • Anthropology Can Promote Better Race Relations 
    Sussman, Robert W. (1997)
    Anthropologists can provide rich information about human diversity and help combat problems related to misunderstandings over this diversity.
  • Being a Refugee: Humanitarianism and the Palestinian Experience 
    Feldman, Ilana (2010)
    Palestinian refugee experiences since 1948 offer the anthropologist insights into the multiple perspectives of being a refugee as well as the impacts humanitarian efforts have had on those experiences.
  • Cultural Bias in Testing: An Anthropologist's View 
    Cohen, Mark (1995)
    Standardized tests can readily be shown as culture-bound; they often test cultural awareness, not intelligence.
  • Ecology, Conservation, and North American Indians 
    Krech, Shepard III (2004)
    Examines competing historical stereotypes of North American indigenous peoples, namely, the Noble Indian, particularly the Ecological Indian, vs. the Ignoble Indian; related online resources available from the Smithsonian ...
  • Ethnicity in the USA: An Anthropological Model 
    Cerroni-Long, E. L. (1993)
    Author's model of ethnicity built on a specific definition of cultural, ethnic, and subcultural membership--all within the context of a comparative approach.
  • Frederick Douglass and the Archaeology of Wye House 
    Leone, Mark; Knauf, Jocelyn; Tang, Amanda (2011)
    Brief account of an archaeological investigation at Wye House, a former Maryland plantation still owned and occupied by descendants of the original family; the plantation and its large slave population are described in all ...
  • Race and the Media 
    Jackson, John L. Jr. (2011)
    Discussion of the intersection of media, anthropology, and race.
  • RACE: Are We So Different? A New Public Education Program 
    Overbey, Mary Margaret (2007)
    Website, educational materials, and a traveling museum exhibit convey a comprehensive and integrative story about race and human variation; suitable for middle-school age children through adults.
  • Refugees: Worldwide Displacement and International Response 
    Lubkemann, Stephen C. (2002)
    Refugees present one of the international community's most pressing moral and ethical dilemmas; for an updated version of this article, see 'Anthropology Explored, 2nd ed.'
  • Teacher's Corner: Doing Collaborative Ethnography 
    Lassiter, Luke Eric (2004)
    How an anthropologist and a group of faculty and students at Ball State University produced 'The Other Side of Middletown', a collaborative ethnography of the African American community in Muncie, Indiana.
  • Teacher's Corner: Teaching Ethnicity Through Expressive Style 
    Cerroni-Long, E. L. (1993)
    Two-part approach applies anthropological concept of enculturation to the understanding of expressive style when studying ethnicity; suitable for grades 10-12 and college.
  • Teacher�s Corner: Refugee Internet Resources 
    Soller, Janet (2002)
    Reviews of 3 websites useful for teachers seeking a foundation in teaching about refugees.
  • The Real Flintstones? What are Artists' Depictions of Human Ancestors Telling Us? 
    Gifford-Gonzalez, Diane (1995)
    Questioning the accuracy of artistic renderings of prehistoric human life; for an updated version of this article, see 'Anthropology Explored, 2nd ed.'
  • Tourists and Strangers: An Anthropological Perspective 
    Spang, Lyra (2010)
    Anthropologist Spang examines tourism as an ideal place to explore key questions about identity production, 'the other,' boundaries between different ethnic and cultural groups, as well as cultural exchange, change, and ...
  • Understanding the Behavior of Shi'a and Sunni Muslims in Iraq is Complicated 
    Beeman, William O. (2009)
    Anthropological exploration of the complicated nature of Iraq's several communities and sub-communities, and how they view and interact with each other.
  • Why Human Skin Comes in Colors 
    Jablonski, Nina G. (2011)
    Study of the evolution of skin pigmentation as an important part of the study of human diversity and as an aid to understanding how human health is affected when living in environments far distant from our ancestral homelands.
  • Why I'm Not Thankful for Thanksgiving 
    Dorris, Michael (1990)
    Insights from author, scholar and Modoc Indian Michael Dorris about cultural insensitivity and failure to appreciate the richness of cultural diversity in America.

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