This article highlights the invisible power those in racial and gendered privilege continue to
hold in the contemporary United States and the harmful psychological effects of this power …

The profession of counseling values honoring diversity and promoting social justice. These
core values pertain to all aspects of the counseling profession, including the production of …

This collaborative auto‐ethnography provides an account of the sociohistorical context of
Black mothering in the United States and highlights how our complex, intersectional …

Black men regard their mothers as the source of primary support and may benefit from
having counselors incorporate their mothers into the counseling process. In this study, the …

Multiple and continuous traumatic events experienced by Black men impose altering effects
on their identities, and their mentalization and presentation of themselves in society …

Fatherhood is a turning point in the life of many men, but for men who lacked a father figure
while growing up, the birth of a child may be the catalyst for a fresh start. Researchers have …

Historically, much of the research on Black fathers has focused on deficits and stereotypes
(Connor & White, 2006). Whether it is deadbeat or disconnected fathers, these narratives …

Perceptions and experiences with biological father absence might vary depending on the
extent to which father absence constitutes a common family form, like it does in many …

Against a backdrop of a perceived privileging of the father-son relationship in the
psychoanalytic literature, and an ongoing discourse in South Africa around absent fathers …

Some industrial company leaders fail to implement green supply chain management
(GSCM) as a viable strategy to increase organizational profitability. Business owners who …