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https://read.qxmd.com/read/16249948/-bioethics-in-action-and-human-population-genetics-research
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Paul Brodwin
Recent disputes about human population genetics research have been provoked by the field's political vulnerability (the historic imbalance of power between the geneticists and the people they study) and conceptual vulnerability (the mismatch between scientific and popular understandings of the genetic basis of collective identity). The small, isolated groups often studied by this science are now mobilizing themselves as political subjects, pressing sovereignty claims, and demanding control over the direction and interpretation of research...
June 2005: Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry
https://read.qxmd.com/read/9555378/a-glance-at-appalachia
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REVIEW
C Newell-Withrow
Appalachia is usually written about in romantic terms; rarely are the citizens of Appalachia portrayed as contributors to society. Appalachia is made up of many cultures--African American, European American, Melungeon, Native American and others. Appalachian cultures are not locked in a fixed state; one needs only to review the history of Appalachia to understand this concept (Tice & Billings, 1991). Appalachian cultures are fluid and ever-changing. The cultures are expressed in literature, oral histories, music and regional history...
1997: Journal of Cultural Diversity
https://read.qxmd.com/read/5372295/survey-of-demography-anthropometry-and-genetics-in-the-melungeons-of-tennessee-an-isolate-of-hybrid-origin-in-process-of-dissolution
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W S Pollitzer, W H Brown
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September 1969: Human Biology
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