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Davidson Mhonde, R. R. (2026). Protective Communication: An Exploratory Mixed Methods Study of Black Parents’ Communication about Sexual Health and Trauma in the Context of Structural Racism. Journal of Child and Family Studies.
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Black Parents’ Rape Myth Acceptance
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The myth of getting carried away
The myth of getting carried away: relationships between rape myth acceptance and disclosure of sexual violence among victims/survivors in university….
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latest article examines
latest article examines how rape myths (beliefs that deny the experiences of survivors and victims of sexual trauma) suppress sexual assault disclosure among college survivors…
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Black Parents’ Rape Myth Acceptance
Abstract Communication about sexual health among Black parents plays a significant role in influencing their children’s sexual behavior, including the timing of sexual activity and risk-taking behaviors.
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