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Black students in U.S. higher education: Toward improved access, adjustment, and achievement

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no DOI — not checkedAllen, Walter R. (1986).Gender and Campus Race Differences in Black Student Academic Performance, Racial Attitudes and College Satisfaction. Atlanta: Southern Education Foundation.
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