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Black Lives Matter! Adolescent Research Incrementally Dismantles Racism and Systems of Oppression

This Black Lives Matter! Special Issue uses diverse methods to examine how multiple systems of oppression at different levels (individual, institutional, and structural) affect Black youth. Through an intersectionality lens, scholars examine how gender, sexual orientation, skin tone, and socioeconom...

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Published in:	Journal of research on adolescence 2022-03, Vol.32 (1), p.4-12
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