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Cayla, a senior at SHA, widely surveyed Long Island adults self-identifying as Black across three dependent variables. A brief summary of "American Blacks" is as follows: "Black Americans and Afro-Caribbeans are often viewed as monolithic despite cultural differences. 217 African-Americans completed a survey examining their opinions on policing, representation, opportunities for success and BLM. Significant differences were observed in attitudes towards these topics between African-Americans from varied cultural groups."
Ms. Midy's publication is Sacred Heart Academy's sixth such accomplishment in less than three years. Fiona Marren '20 and Sofia Di Scipio '20 were published in the Whitman Journal of Psychology in Fall 2020. Carmela Musso's, Sophia Fitzpatrick's and Erin Cooper's essays appeared in the Spring 2021 and Fall 2021 editions of the WJP.
The link to Cayla's paper may be found here: http://nycsea.org/archive.php
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