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Christy L Erving,Tiffany R Williams,Daniela Sánchez et al. Christy L Erving et al.
Prior research suggests that vicarious (i.e., indirect or second-hand) racism is harmful to psychological health; moreover, the psychological impacts of vicarious racism may be especially distressing for Black women. Nevertheless, because m...
Bo-Hyeong Jane Lee,Anna Manzoni Bo-Hyeong Jane Lee
This paper examines varying patterns of exchanges in financial and residential support between parents and children. We apply a life course perspective to explore how patterns of intergenerational support unfold throughout adulthood. Using ...
Lindsey Wilkinson,Dara Shifrer,Jennifer Pearson Lindsey Wilkinson
This study contributes to research exploring social factors shaping gender identification. Informed by structural symbolic interactionism, social identity theory, and Levitt's psychosocial theory of gender, we explore how a key aspect of ex...
Allison Dunatchik,Hyunjoon Park Allison Dunatchik
Along with intensified competition for college admissions, U.S. teens increasingly spend more time on educational activities. Homework can be a particularly important component of educational time for economically disadvantaged and racial/e...
A Nicole Kreisberg,Margot Jackson A Nicole Kreisberg
Adverse life course events associated with unemployment can negatively affect individuals' future labor market prospects. Unauthorized status, and subsequent unauthorized employment, may operate similarly, marring immigrants' labor market p...
Eric M Vogelsang Eric M Vogelsang
Despite the benefits of social participation for individuals and communities, little is known about how social participation varies over the life course. Drawing upon data collected between 1957 and 2011 by the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study ...
Kathryn Freeman Anderson,Angelica Lopez,Dylan Simburger Kathryn Freeman Anderson
Previous research has linked racial/ethnic residential segregation to a number of poor health conditions, including infectious disease. Here, we examine how racial/ethnic residential segregation is related to the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV...
Chadwick K Campbell Chadwick K Campbell
HIV stigma negatively affects the social experiences of people living with HIV (PLWH) and remains a challenge to HIV prevention, treatment, and care. Research has overwhelmingly focused on individual cognitive measures of HIV stigma (e.g., ...
Taylor Needham,Abena Subira Mackall,Becky Pettit Taylor Needham
This paper investigates how the complexity of and everyday interactions within the criminal legal system sow confusion about the causes and consequences of low-level misdemeanor, or fine only, legal entanglements. Drawing on data from 62 in...
Victor Agadjanian,Sophia Chae Victor Agadjanian
Labor migration is a massive global reality, and its effects on the well-being of nonmigrating household members vary considerably. However, much existing research is limited to cross-sectional or short-term assessments of these effects. Th...