Related Articles
Parental Cross-Nativity and Intermarriage among Second-Generation Mexican Americans in Metropolitan Los Angeles
Parental Cross-Nativity and Intermarriage among Second-Generation Mexican Americans in Metropolitan Los Angeles.” – RosalĂo Cedillo Abstract Sociologists have long regarded intermarriage as an important indicator of integration between immigrant and native groups. This study examines how parental cross-nativity marriages between Mexican-origin foreign-born parents and Mexican-origin parents born in the U.S. affect intermarriage among second-generation Mexican […]
Exploring Rural Food Insecurity in North Carolina: Debunking an Urban Myth
“Exploring Rural Food Insecurity in North Carolina: Debunking an Urban Myth.” – Timothy Mulrooney, Erica Mulrooney, & Christopher McGinn Abstract The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has utilized the term food desert to highlight regions within low-income communities located far from fresh and healthy sources of food such as supermarkets and farmers markets. Most […]
Investigating Human Trafficking Within the United States: A State-Level Analysis of Prevalence and Correlates
“Investigating Human Trafficking Within the United States: A State-Level Analysis of Prevalence and Correlates.” – Lisa A. Eargle & Jessica M. Doucet Abstract Human trafficking remains one of the most pervasive criminal activities worldwide, including in the United States. Much of the research on human trafficking in the U.S. has been limited, focusing primarily on […]