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Appropriated racial oppression shapes Black parents’ socialization of children
Research shows Black parents who have internalized or adopted narratives of racial oppression tend to provide less supportive racial ethnic socialization to the
By Sharita Forrest · 2026-08-31T17:53:01.354Z
Research shows Black parents who have internalized or adopted narratives of racial oppression tend to provide less supportive racial ethnic socialization to their children. This matters because such socialization influences kids’ identity, coping with racism and mental health; readers may continue to learn the study’s evidence, methods and implications for family support and interventions.
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