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Margaret Hunter

16 works· latest 2017· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0009-0002-7283-1076

Works

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Nicki Minaj and the Changing Politics of Hip-Hop: Real Blackness, Real Bodies, Real Feminism?

NWSA Journal·2017·2 authors

29citations

Art Therapy and Eating Disorders

·2015·1 author·other

4citations

Race, Gender, and the Politics of Skin Tone

Routledge eBooks·2013·1 author·book

446citations

Theory-based predictors of multiple clinician behaviors in the management of diabetes

Journal of Behavioral Medicine·2013·11 authors·Open access

72citations

Latinos and the Skin Color Paradox: Skin Color, National Origin, and Political Attitudes

Sociological Quarterly·2012·2 authors

19citations

Buying Racial Capital: Skin-Bleaching and Cosmetic Surgery in a Globalized World

Scholar Commons (Santa Clara University)·2011·1 author

186citations

Shake it, Baby, Shake it: Consumption and the New Gender Relation in Hip-Hop

Sociological Perspectives·2011·1 author

121citations

Race, Class, and Imagining the Urban

Routledge eBooks·2009·2 authors·chapter

15citations

Imagining the Urban: The Politics of Race, Class, and Schooling

Springer eBooks·2008·2 authors·chapter

71citations

The Persistent Problem of Colorism: Skin Tone, Status, and Inequality

Sociology Compass·2007·1 author

762citations

Psychotherapy with Young People in Care

Routledge eBooks·2002·1 author·book

24citations

“If You're Light You're Alright”

Gender & Society·2002·1 author

394citations

“if You’re Light You’re Alright”: Light Skin Color as Social Capital for Women of Color

Gender & Society·2002·1 author

159citations

Race, Class, and Gender in the United States

Teaching Sociology·2001·2 authors

326citations

Colorstruck: Skin Color Stratification in the Lives of African American Women

Sociological Inquiry·1998·1 author

154citations

Affective Influences on Learning Disabled Adolescents

Learning Disability Quarterly·1982·3 authors

71citations