Abstract Black, Indigenous, and other Youth of Color (BIPOC youth) experience racism from
a young age. These experiences have both immediate and long-term impacts on their health …

ABSTRACT Objective Black American adolescents are beleaguered with the most frequent
and severe experiences of racial discrimination (RD) among their peers. To protect Black …

The COVID‐19 pandemic has disproportionately endangered women's health, well‐being
and safety. According to the World Health Organization, nearly 7 million people worldwide …

This study sought to (1) understand the differences in ethnicity/race‐related values,
concerns, and ethnic‐racial socialization (ERS) among 156 Black, Latinx, and White parents …

Scientists have, for some time, recognized that development unfolds in numerous settings,
including families, schools, neighborhoods, and organized and unorganized activity …

There is limited research on ethnic‐racial socialization outside the family context (eg, in peer
groups). Using two‐week, daily data from 177 US ethnic‐racial minority 9th graders in 2017 …

Racial-ethnic socialization is a process where parents pass beliefs and behaviors to their
children, including critical reflections on race and racism. Currently, it is not well known …

In the present qualitative study, we draw from a psychological framework of radical healing
in communities of color to explore Black mother's perspectives on what it means to raise …

Ethnic-racial socialization (ERS) is essential for youth of color to navigate the racialized
world. There is a need to understand teachers' practices as an extension of family-based …

The politics of respectability continues to inform the messages that Black women receive
from family members across a range of experiences, from comments on their hair and body …