How young people of color can handle racial stressors
For many Black youth, contemporary life in the US involves a regular barrage of racial stressors. Here's why that's important to attend to.
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For many Black youth, contemporary life in the US involves a regular barrage of racial stressors. Here's why that's important to attend to.
The mentorship-based initiative creates student research opportunities and serves as a model for diversifying the academic pipeline Leroy Hamilton/UCLA From left: Kylie Paramore, Kamry Parks, Amora Haynes, Vivica Rush, who were in the first cohort of UCLA Bunche Fellows. Jessica Wolf | February 25, 2021 Like virtually everyone, Audrey Devost’s first semester at college was a lifechanger. As a transracial adoptee who grew up in Vermont with white parents and another adopted multi-racial sibling, going to a historically Black college and university in Washington, D.C., exposed her t...