Guru's Gift An Ethnography Exploring Gender Equality With North American Sikh Women
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education Summary: This ethnography looks at North American Sikh young women who have started wearing turbans as a symbol of the empowerment their faith guarantees. This " reciprocal ethnography" highlights both the voices of the 13 women interviewed and the collaborative research effort of a professor and her undergraduate student.
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Pub Date: 1999Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education Summary: This ethnography looks at North American Sikh young women who have started wearing turbans as a symbol of the empowerment their faith guarantees. This " reciprocal ethnography" highlights both the voices of the 13 women interviewed and the collaborative research effort of a professor and her undergraduate student.
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Pub Date: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
This ethnography looks at North American Sikh young women who have started wearing turbans as a symbol of the empowerment their faith guarantees. This " reciprocal ethnography" highlights both the voices of the 13 women interviewed and the collaborative research effort of a professor and her undergraduate student.
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