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| American Psychological Association | ||
| The American Psychological Association has web pages that explore a number of issues related to prejudice and discrimination. For example, one web page analyzes whether all of us have some degree of prejudice, as well as the possibility that we can break our prejudicial habits. Another web page explores the history of hate crimes, including its prevalence, perpetrators, and emotional effects. ( www.apa.org ) | ||
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| American Association of University Women | ||
| This web site of the American Association of University Women has separate sites devoted to sexual harassment (Hostile Hallways: The AAUW Survey on Sexual Harassment in America's Schools) and gender discrimination in education ("Gender Gaps: Where Schools Still Fail Our Children"). ( http://www.aauw.org/ ) | ||
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| Sexual Orientation: Science, Education, and Policy | ||
| This web site features the work of Dr. Gregory Herek, a noted authority on antigay prejudice, and his Northern California Community Research Group. A number of the studies conducted by Herek and this group are cited in the present chapter. ( http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/rainbow/index.html ) | ||
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