Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens
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Growing Up in America: The Power of Race in the Lives of Teens

by Richard Flory, Korie L. Edwards, Brad Christerson

Sociology Youth Race Studies
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Growing Up in America examines the role of race in teenage life. With a focus on adolescence in the United States, Richard Flory, Korie L. Edwards, and Brad Christerson offer a sociological perspective on how race influences the experience of growing up.

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Growing Up in America examines the power of race in the lives of teenagers.

The book focuses on adolescence in the United States and considers how racial experiences can shape young people's lives.

Richard Flory, Korie L. Edwards, and Brad Christerson offer a sociological perspective on race, identity, and growing up in America.

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