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Why are some White People so Mad about Critical Race Theory?
Why are some White people so upset about critical race theory?Where do these reactions stem from?What are some ways to teach the lessons of CRT without pissing people off?To get to the bottom of these questions, let’s take a look at CRT and then unpack some concepts from social psychology that help shed light on…
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“Reparations?”: A case study of White Americans’ psychology toward past racial wrong-doing
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The Costs of Emotion Regulation: Facing Harm as Vulnerable Individuals and Marginalized Communities
Emotion regulation is generally thought to be a good thing. However, there can be costs for excessive emotion regulation. This article addresses the negative consequences of emotion regulation and how vulnerable individuals and marginalized communities may be especially susceptible to these effects.
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Pervasiveness of Racial Discrimination
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5 Things You Should Know About Neurodiversity
The term neurodiversity refers to a growing movement that views differences in people’s neurology as providing them with valuable diversity and skills opposed to viewing their neurological differences as a disease or disorder that requires treatment. In this article, we list 5 things you should know about neurodiversity.
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What Does Psychology Research Have to Say about Toxic Masculinity?
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The cost of unpaid work: Do we narrow the research pipeline by making low-income students work for free?
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Non-traditional college students: A new tradition
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How Friendships Can Reduce Racial Prejudice, and What Schools Can Do to Help
