“You Can’t Sit with Us:” Gender Bias in New Orleans Youth Programming

"Pushing Out" certain groups, especially based on gender, compounds the prejudicial layers of overlooking Black youths' needs. Addressing gender bias and expanding the view of who and how to serve youth will provide greater benefits for youth and the global society.

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International Journal of Nursing and Health Care Research
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.29011/2688-9501.101594
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Gender Roles and Identity Studies
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“You Can’t Sit with Us:” Gender Bias in New Orleans Youth Programming

Billie Castle, Katherine Jones
International Journal of Nursing and Health Care Research
Gender Roles and Identity Studies
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“You Can’t Sit with Us:” Gender Bias in New Orleans Youth Programming

Billie Castle, Katherine Jones
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International Journal of Nursing and Health Care ResearchVol. 7(10)
Xavier University of Louisiana (US), Xavier University (US)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Gender Roles and Identity Studies
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