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Orbe, Mark P. 2018. The quest for normalcy: signifying interracial romantic alliances in ABC’s Scandal. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 47 (4) : 293–309.
Orbe, Mark P. 2011. Understanding Interpersonal Manifestations of “Reverse Discrimination” Through Phenomenological Inquiry. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 40 (2) : 114–134.
Orbe, Mark P. 2010. Analyzing Strategic Responses to Discriminatory Acts: A Co-Cultural Communicative Investigation. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 3 (2) : 83–113.
Orbe, Mark P. 2010. Defining discrimination across cultural groups: Exploring the [un-]coordinated management of meaning. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 34 (3) : 283–293.
Orbe, Mark P. 2007. Playing the Game: Recalling Dialectical Tensions for Black Men in Oppressive Organizational Structures. Howard Journal of Communication 18 (1) : 69–86.
Orbe, Mark P. 2007. “The Syndrome of the Boiled Frog:” Exploring International Students on US Campuses as Co-Cultural Group Members. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 36 (2) : 117–138.
Orbe, Mark P. 2006. The Oppositional Nature of Civil Rights Discourse: Co-Cultural Communicative Practices That Speak Truth to Power. The Atlantic Journal of Communication 14 (3) : 123–140.
Orbe, Mark P. 2004. Negotiating multiple identities within multiple frames: an analysis of first-generation college students. Communication Education 53 (2) : 131–149.
Orbe, Mark P. 2003. Turning the Tables of Analysis in Intercultural Communication Research: Studying the Facework Strategies Used by "Anonymous" European American Reviewers. Howard Journal of Communication 14 (1) : 1–14.