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Footnotes

1. Skolnick and Currie (1994) Crisis in American Institutions. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. pp442-424; Earls F. 1994 p.6.
2. Poussaint and Alexander 2000 p. 22.
3. Kaplan, et. al. 1987 p. 141; Centers for Disease Control 1988 p. 17; Auerbach, et. Al. 2000 p. 2
4. Roper 1991 p. 12; Skolnick and Currie 1994 p. 416.
5. Auerbach et. al. 2000 p. 3
6. Wilson 1987 p.31; Massey and Denton 1993 p.p 17-41; Moss and Tilly 1993 p. 27; Feagin and Sikes 1994 pp.33 - 42.

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Published in In Motion Magazine January 9, 2014.