| Race, region, and religious involvement: A comparative study of Whites and African Americans LL Hunt, MO Hunt Social Forces 80 (2), 605-631, 2001 | 202 | 2001 |
| Dilemmas and contradictions of status: The case of the dual-career family JG Hunt, LL Hunt Social Problems 24 (4), 407-416, 1977 | 156 | 1977 |
| Return Migrations of African‐Americans to the South: Reclaiming a Land of Promise, Going Home, or Both? WW Falk, LL Hunt, MO Hunt Rural Sociology 69 (4), 490-509, 2004 | 90 | 2004 |
| Black religion as both opiate and inspiration of civil rights militance: Putting Marx's data to the test LL Hunt, JG Hunt Social Forces 56 (1), 1-14, 1977 | 84 | 1977 |
| The relative deprivation of husbands in dual-earner households SC Stanley, JG Hunt, LL Hunt Journal of Family Issues 7 (1), 3-20, 1986 | 79 | 1986 |
| Race, daughters and father-loss: Does absence make the girl grow stronger? JG Hunt, LL Hunt Social Problems 25 (1), 90-102, 1977 | 79 | 1977 |
| HURRICANE KATRINA AND NEW ORLEANIANS'SENSE OF PLACE: Return and Reconstitution or “Gone with the Wind”? WW Falk, MO Hunt, LL Hunt Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race 3 (1), 115-128, 2006 | 77 | 2006 |
| The dualities of careers and families: New integrations or new polarizations? JG Hunt, LL Hunt Social Problems 29 (5), 499-510, 1982 | 77 | 1982 |
| Who is headed south? US migration trends in black and white, 1970–2000 LL Hunt, MO Hunt, WW Falk Social Forces 87 (1), 95-119, 2008 | 71 | 2008 |
| Race and the father-son connection: The conditional relevance of father absence for the orientations and identities of adolescent boys LL Hunt, JG Hunt Social Problems 23 (1), 35-52, 1975 | 68 | 1975 |
| Dual-career families--vanguard of the future or residue of the past JG Hunt, LL Hunt Two paychecks: life in dual-earner families/edited by Joan Aldous, 1982 | 67 | 1982 |
| Hispanic Protestantism in the United States: Trends by decade and generation LL Hunt Social Forces 77 (4), 1601-1624, 1999 | 65 | 1999 |
| Regional patterns of African American church attendance: Revisiting the semi-involuntary thesis LL Hunt, MO Hunt Social Forces 78 (2), 779-791, 1999 | 63 | 1999 |
| Male resistance to role symmetry in dual-earner households: Three alternative explanations JG Hunt, LL Hunt Families and work/edited by Naomi Gerstel and Harriet Engel Gross, 1987 | 60 | 1987 |
| Racial inequality and self-image: Identity maintenance as identity diffusion. JG Hunt, LL Hunt Sociology & Social Research, 1977 | 55 | 1977 |
| Regional religions?: Extending the “semi-involuntary” thesis of African-American religious participation MO Hunt, LL Hunt Sociological Forum 15, 569-594, 2000 | 43 | 2000 |
| The spirit of Hispanic Protestantism in the United States: National survey comparisons of Catholics and non-Catholics LL Hunt Social Science Quarterly, 828-845, 1998 | 38 | 1998 |
| Religion and secular status among Hispanics in the United States: Catholicism and the varieties of Hispanic Protestantism LL Hunt Social Science Quarterly, 344-362, 2000 | 31 | 2000 |
| Religious affiliation among Blacks in the United States: Black Catholic status advantages revisited LL Hunt Social Science Quarterly, 170-192, 1998 | 30 | 1998 |
| “Call to Home?” Race, Region, and Migration to the U.S. South, 1970–20001 MO Hunt, LL Hunt, WW Falk Sociological Forum 27 (1), 117-141, 2012 | 28 | 2012 |
