Appropriated racial oppression shapes Black parents’ socialization of children

Black parents' racial-ethnic socialization of their adolescents may be affected by the parents' levels of appropriated racial oppression, a recent study of more than 200 parent-child dyads found. Adults with greater levels of this may be less likely to impart to their children protective messages about self-worth and racial pride that promote resilience and prepare their youths for life in a racialized society.

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