Kellina M. Craig-Henderson is een sociaal psycholoog wiens werk zich verdiept in groepsdynamiek, interculturele gender- en raciale stereotypen, en agressie. Haar passie ligt in het verbreden van de participatie van ondervertegenwoordigde groepen binnen de samenleving. Ze deelt haar onderzoeksresultaten en pedagogische inzichten via diverse professionele fora. Haar geschriften onderzoeken interraciale intimiteit en bieden perspectieven op complexe sociale dynamieken.
The book delves into the disparities in the U.S. healthcare system, focusing on the specific challenges faced by Black women in accessing essential healthcare services. It highlights the social and economic ramifications of a system that inadequately serves marginalized groups, emphasizing the urgent need for reform to ensure equitable care for all individuals.
A gripping thriller that races through Detroit at a heart-stopping pace as its protagonists swerve to avoid danger at every turn.
Exploring the intersection of travel and personal journeys, this collection features diverse characters navigating love, loss, and self-discovery across various global locales. From leaving a faithless partner for Israel to grappling with cultural differences in foreign lands, each story delves into the complexities of relationships and the search for peace. Themes of longing and transformation are woven throughout, as characters confront their pasts and embrace new experiences, raising thought-provoking questions about love, change, and societal issues.