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September 1, 2009

Speaking With One Another in Community-Based Research

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LGLaurie Grobman

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Implication

Community-based research improves African American history documentation in Berks County, indicating the complexity of white and Black interactions.

Key Points

  • Collaboration between community partners, students, and faculty resulted in a richer understanding of African American history.
  • The model of community-based research revealed complexities in addressing hybridity and group identities that are often oversimplified.
  • The approach incorporated voices of both African Americans and whites, suggesting productive dialogue but highlighting inherent challenges.
  • Strategies for creating equal authority in research partnerships are essential to avoid paternalistic dynamics and foster genuine collaboration.

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Laurie Grobman (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af659bad7bf08b1eae5a6fhttps://doi.org/10.59236/rjv9i1pp129-161
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