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Educational leaders and institutions struggle with increasing the persistence and graduation rates of Black male college students. Research on Black male college students has often been approached from a deficit lens that shows their challenges and poor academic tenure. This study explored what internal and external tools were utilized by Black male college students to influence them to persist through their undergraduate years from an anti-deficit lens. Participants included 18 Black male college students who had junior or senior academic standing at a public 4-year university in California, ranging in age from 20 to 38 years old. Data collected was based on one-on-one interviews, and analyzed using Nvivo 1 0 data analysis software. The data was coded into sub-themes around a Community Cultural Wealth model and Critical Race Theory (CRT) components. Data revealed that internal influences used by participants included personal motivation, being a role model, a sense of obligation and responsibility, confronting racial microaggressions, and proving self-worth. Tools participants used that were external influences included campus involvement, supportive faculty and staff members, financial and emotional support, parental aspirations, early exposure to college, talking out-loud, friendships, and being successful in order to give back. Findings showed Black males indeed use a variety of capitals to navigate their way through college and that they are complex individuals. Each participant had a different collegiate experience related to their race, gender and socioeconomic status as a Black male college student. Recommendations for practitioners include (a) the development of campus programs that will positively impact their understanding, knowledge, values and skills they need to improve as college students (e.g., culturally relevant programs); and (b) to create critical race pedagogy examples on all subjects in order to diversify students' experiences and request that faculty infuse CRT tenets into their teaching methods and class syllabi. Recommendations for future research on this topic include (a) conducting a longitudinal study regarding Black males from freshman to senior year status to determine trends, similarities, or differences; and (b) to explore what perceptions students have about their institutions and how responsive they are to students, in particular Black males. [The dissertation citations contained here are published with the permission of ProQuest LLC. Further reproduction is prohibited without permission. Copies of dissertations may be obtained by Telephone (800) 1-800-521-0600. Web page: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/products/dissertations/individuals.shtml.] Abstract: Educational leaders and institutions struggle with increasing the persistence and graduation rates of Black male college students. Research on Black male college students has often been approached from a deficit lens that shows their challenges and poor academic tenure. This study explored what internal and external tools were utilized by Black male college students to influence them to persist through their undergraduate years from an anti-deficit lens. Participants included 18 Black male college students who had junior or senior academic standing at a public 4-year university in California, ranging in age from 20 to 38 years old. Data collected was based on one-on-one interviews, and analyzed using Nvivo 1 0 data analysis software. The data was coded into sub-themes around a Community Cultural Wealth model and Critical Race Theory (CRT) components. Data revealed that internal influences used by participants included personal motivation, being a role model, a sense of obligation and responsibility, confronting racial microaggressions, and proving self-worth. Tools participants used that were external influences included campus involvement, supportive faculty and staff members, financial and emotional support, parental aspirations, early exposure to college, talking out-loud, friendships, and being successful in order to give back. Findings showed Black males indeed use a variety of capitals to navigate their way through college and that they are complex individuals. Each participant had a different collegiate experience related to their race, gender and socioeconomic status as a Black male college student. Recommendations for practitioners include (a) the development of campus programs that will positively impact their understanding, knowledge, values and skills they need to improve as college students (e.g., culturally relevant programs); and (b) to create critical race pedagogy examples on all subjects in order to diversify students' experiences and request that faculty infuse CRT tenets into their teaching methods and class syllabi. Recommendations for future research on this topic include (a) conducting a longitudinal study regarding Black males from freshman to senior year status to determine trends, similarities, or differences; and (b) to explore what perceptions students have about their institutions and how responsive they are to students, in particular Black males Введение......Page 4 Как пользоваться каталогом......Page 5 Техническая характеристика......Page 8 Указатель групп и подгрупп......Page 33 Группа 10. Двигатель......Page 37 Группа 11. Система питания двигателя......Page 71 Группа 12. Система выпуска газа двигателя......Page 97 Группа 13. Система охлаждения......Page 100 Группа 16. Сцепление......Page 109 Группа 17. Коробка передач......Page 115 Группа 18. Коробка раздаточная......Page 124 Группа 22. Валы карданные......Page 137 Группа 23. Мост передний ведущий......Page 147 Группа 24. Мост задний......Page 158 Группа 25. Мост средний......Page 160 Группа 27. Устройство седельное......Page 163 Группа 28. Рама......Page 167 Группа 29. Подвеска автомобиля......Page 176 Группа 30. Ось передняя......Page 188 Группа 31. Колеса и ступицы......Page 189 Группа 34. Управление рулевое......Page 193 Группа 35. Тормоза......Page 198