Ethnic Studies

A guide with resources and tips for doing research in Ethnic Studies

How to Research This Topic

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When starting your research in Ethnic studies, start by gathering background information on your topic. Tertiary sources, such as encyclopedias and reference databases, are good places to start.

Statistics can be a useful tool when researching populations or groups.

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