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Case Study: Tierney Crocker

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Tierney Crocker is a 21-year-old white female. Crocker is a full-time student here at MCLA. She is currently a junior and majoring on Business with a concentration in event management. She works mostly weekends at the Pittsfield Country Club as a waitress.
She believes her ethnicity is Irish because her family, mostly her mother has told her that. Most of the people in her social environment, school and work are white. When there are group exercises in her classes, she tends to paired with other people that look like her. She feels more connected to white people because she feels they have more things on common. It is an automatically thing that she does whenever she has the freedom to pick her partner in-class group exercises

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