This article proposes that addressing the complex ethnic and racial issues of the 21st
century will require a diversity science. A diversity science will consider how people create …

Although intersectionality has become part of the everyday lexicon, the field of psychology
has demonstrated resistance to the theory, which we argue reflects epistemic exclusion …

A growing body of research shows that older adults, Black women, and other groups often
encounter stigmatization that manifests not as negative prejudice, but as indifference and …

American universities increasingly admit first-generation college students whose parents do
not have 4-year degrees. Once admitted, these students tend to struggle academically …

Mass media plays a substantial role in the way social groups understand themselves and
are understood by others. Some social groups, like Native Americans, are rarely portrayed in …

To document current portrayals of women and men on primetime television, a quantitative
content analysis was conducted. A 1-week composite of primetime television programming …

Research on racial and gender stereotyping typically focuses on the role of one of these
social categories at a time rather than race/gender combinations. We suggest that the …

The current investigation examined the influence of the media on gay, lesbian, and bisexual
(GLB) identity using both survey and in-depth interview approaches. In Study 1, 126 GLB …

The college transition can challenge students' sense‐making of diversity, race, and
oppression. Yet prevailing neoliberal discourses touting the market value of diversity can …

For more than a century, hundreds of psychologists have studied race and ethnicity. Yet this
scholarship, like American culture at large, has been ambivalent, viewing race and ethnicity …