Black Women Talk About Workplace Stress and How They Cope

Black women face the same struggles as White women; however, they have to face issues of diversity on top of inequality. The purpose of this study was to explore work-related stressors that affect the lives of Black women and how they cope with them. Using an exploratory design with grounded-theory...

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Published in:	Journal of black studies 2012-03, Vol.43 (2), p.207-226
Main Authors:	Hall, J. Camille, Everett, Joyce E., Hamilton-Mason, Johnnie
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Adaptation, Psychological African American culture African Americans African Americans - education African Americans - ethnology African Americans - history African Americans - legislation & jurisprudence African Americans - psychology Black people Black studies Black white relations Black women Blacks Code Switching Code Switching (Language) Coping Discrimination Emotions Employment Employment discrimination Female Females Gender Bias History, 20th Century History, 21st Century Humans Inequality Job stress Mental stress Occupational mobility Occupational stress Psychological stress Race Race Relations - history Race Relations - legislation & jurisprudence Race Relations - psychology Racism Recruitment Sexism Social Isolation - psychology Stress Stress management Stress, Psychological - ethnology Stress, Psychological - history U.S.A United States - ethnology Women Women - education Women - history Women - psychology Women's Health - education Women's Health - ethnology Women's Health - history Womens studies Work place Working conditions Workplace - economics Workplace - history Workplace - legislation & jurisprudence Workplace - psychology Workplaces
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