In the current decade, the US population reached historically high levels of ethnic–racial
diversity and reelected the nation's first Black–White biracial President. Simultaneously …

Both society and psychological science are deeply grounded in (and often perpetuate) white
supremacy and anti-Blackness. While human development is inextricable from macro-level …

Twenty years ago, Multiracial Americans completed the US Census with the option to
indicate more than one race for the first time. As we embark on the second anniversary of …

The field of psychology is coming toward a critical juncture; scholars are increasingly
recognizing that race, ethnicity, and culture play important roles in their fields of study, but do …

Ethnicity and race are critical in how children and youth experience, negotiate, and navigate
development. A robust literature has illustrated that ethnic‐racial socialization (ERS) in …

Critical civic engagement (CCE) refers to interpersonal, community, and political actions to
combat and cope with racial inequity. While discrimination and identity are well-known …

Despite the enduring popular view that the rise in the multiracial population heralds our
nation's transformation into a post-racial society, Critical Multiracial Theory (MultiCrit) asserts …

Relatively little psychology research has investigated racial-ethnic socialization processes in
multiethnic-racial families despite the fact that more than 1 in 7 children born in the United …

Racial socialization research emerged in opposition to the corpus of theories and studies
that failed to include youth of color in research conceptualization and research designs …

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