Objective Our goal was to explore racial socialization practices in Asian American families
during a time of heightened racial tension. Background Asian Americans hold a complex …

This chapter reviews what we currently know about Asian American parental racial-ethnic
socialization and provides historical context as well as an outlook for future directions. We …

Racial minority families engage in “racial socialization,” the process by which individuals
develop meaning and understanding of what race is, and its implications. While parents are …

Abstract As Asian Americans continue to be one of the fastest growing populations in a
rapidly diversifying United States (Lee, 2015), understanding how Asian American parents …

Objective To understand the challenges that have impeded Asian American parents' critical
responses toward racism, we looked at interpretive contexts, as well as the recent …

Racial socialization—parent–child communication about race—may promote cohesion and
relational satisfaction in Multiracial Black–White families, where parents and children have …

Abstract Studies of Asian American parenting have primarily focused on first-generation
immigrant parents. Few studies have examined the experiences of second-generation Asian …

Objective To better understand how biracial/multiracial millennials make meaning of their
multiple identities and racial socialization messages within their interracial families …

Though there is substantial research on racial socialization in families of color, there is less
on such socialization in white families. To investigate racial socialization in white families …

Objective: To develop a measure of parental racial–ethnic socialization that is appropriate
for Asian American families. Method: To test the reliability and validity of this new measure …