Elaine B. Kaplan
Affiliations: | Sociology | University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States |
Area:
Ethnic and Racial Studies, Black StudiesGoogle:
"Elaine Kaplan"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Patricia A. Emerson | grad student | 2000 | USC |
| Leslie Cole | grad student | 2002 | USC |
| Eileen T. Walsh | grad student | 2005 | USC |
| Bruce C. Hoskins | grad student | 2007 | USC |
| Jung-Whan de Jong | grad student | 2009 | USC |
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| Kaplan EB, Cole L. (2003) "I want to read stuff on boys": white, Latina, and black girls reading seventeen magazine and encountering adolescence. Adolescence. 38: 141-59 |
| Kaplan EB. (2000) Using food as a metaphor for care: Middle-school kids talk about family, school, and class relationships Journal of Contemporary Ethnography. 29: 474-509 |
| Gourdine RM, Kaplan EB. (1999) Not Our Kind of Girl: Unraveling the Myths of Black Teenage Motherhood Journal of Marriage and Family. 61: 262 |
| Kaplan EB. (1999) "It's going good": Inner-city Black and Latino adolescents' perceptions about achieving an education Urban Education. 34: 181-213 |
| Kaplan EB. (1997) Not our kind of girl : unraveling the myths of black teenage motherhood Contemporary Sociology. 27: 584 |
| Kaplan EB. (1996) Black teenage mothers and their mothers: The impact of adolescent childbearing on daughters' relations with mothers Social Problems. 43: 427-443 |
| Kaplan EB. (1994) Adoption, Race, and Identity: From Infancy through Adolescence.By Rita J. Simon and Howard Alstein. Praeger, 1992. 219 pp. $45.00 Social Forces. 72: 1266-1267 |
| Kaplan EB, Simon RJ, Alstein H. (1993) Adoption, Race, and Identity: From Infancy through Adolescence. Social Forces. 22: 1266 |