Posted on Mar 8, 2024
Offering intentional programs for Black girls can help validate and inspire, research finds
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In a study published last month in the Journal of Black Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis assistant professor Seanna Leath and co-authors found that spaces created by Black women for Black girls foster community, inspire and promote self-worth.
Offering intentional programs for Black girls can help validate and inspire, research finds
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Dang! I thought you worked in psychology and could help me since you shared this article.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
Arene Sanders-Rushdan Damn! Now You're giving Me Big Head! Thanks for the Compliment! No, I'm Just a Retired Navy Spook/Spy, Bi-Polar/Aspergers with My Own "Issues" Troubled Youth that Found My Place in the Military.
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Arene Sanders-Rushdan
So you are smart as heck! I am weird in a sense of not fitting into the box. Trust people who maybe do not deserve it because I am not wired the other way.
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Arene Sanders-Rushdan
PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - Troubled youth who found you way in the military is better than a troubled youth who found their way in prison!
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