Student-athletes are often treated differently and inequitably based on their race/ethnicity.
For example, Black student-athletes often face unjust stereotyping and discrimination …

This essay introduces interpersonal exploitation in Black women's relationships in US
Division I college athletic environments. Interpersonal exploitation is a Black feminist …

This counter-narrative qualitative study examined the athletic recruitment and postsecondary
experiences (ie, college transition and navigation) of three Black male college track and field …

Significant moments of Black college athlete activism and mobilization marked 2020. One
noticeable way Black college athletes mobilized was by creating Black student-athlete …

There has been limited research dedicated to examining the experiences of Black women
who participate in Division I college basketball, particularly in relation to the intersection of …

Student-athletes are often treated differently and inequitably based on their race/ethnicity.
For example, empirical evidence suggests Black student-athletes face unjust stereotyping …

One of the most popular cultural practices in the United States (US) is sport. The connection
between sport and education dates to the 19th century when primary, secondary, and post …

This qualitative case study examined how Black college students build and maintain a
sense of community at a predominantly white institution (PWI). Informed by relational …

This study considers the nature of the relationship between explicit stigma, athletic identity,
and over-conformity to sports ethics and their impact on intercollegiate athlete's negotiation …

This study examined the relationship between media coverage and recruitment
opportunities for African American female athletes in revenue-generating sports at …