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    Thriving Latino Males in Selective Predominantly White Institutions 

    Pérez, David; Saenz, Victor (American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE), 2016)
    Researchers focus disproportionately on factors that contribute to low enrollment, persistence, and graduation rates among Latino males in higher education. Instead of examining factors that undermine the success of these ...

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