Despite the proclamation of a “postracial” society, racism in the United States remains “alive
and sick”(SP Harrell, 2000), negatively impacting the physical, psychological, and emotional …

Racial socialization is an important predictor of wellbeing among Black youth. Scholars have
theorized that Black girls could benefit from gendered racial socialization or messages about …

Online trolling as a form of overt racism forces sociologists to reexamine contemporary
understandings of racialization in a color-blind era. In this article, I demonstrate how men of …

Abstract The colloquial phrase “Black Don't Crack” refers to perceptions of African American
women retaining youthful features over time and seemingly defying the aging process. This …

As research exploring the racial-ethnic socialization practices of African American families
continues to expand, scholars have argued for a more multidimensional approach in the …

The purpose of this study was to explore how gender roles research has been conducted
among African Americans in the psychological literature. Accordingly, we completed a …

This study assessed rumination, catastrophizing and daily hassles as predictors of anxiety
when controlling for depressive symptoms in a community sample of adolescents reporting …

Gender role beliefs of African American women differ from those of women in other
ethnic/racial groups and a culturally valid measure of their gender role beliefs is needed …

This article shows how maintaining social relationships can be a daily hassle that has
implications for the stress process, depending on how often individuals transition, or …

The aim of this study was to examine the effects of family and cultural variables on stress
among African American emerging adults. Data from this study was collected as part of a …