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Expressions of Spirituality among African-American College Males

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In this qualitative study, spirituality among 13 African-American college males enrolled at a predominantly White institution (PWI) was investigated. Three major themes emerged: spirituality bolsters resilience; spirituality provides a sense of purpose; and spiritual support is provided by African-American religious institutions. These findings suggest that spirituality enhances African-American male students' persistence.

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