The Subtle Burden: Everyday Discrimination and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Self-Rated Health and Happiness in the United States

Diminished Returns of Neighborhood Cohesion for Self-rated Health Across Racial and Ethnic Groups Among Working-age Adults in the United States.

Differences in Healthcare and Everyday Discrimination among Racial and Ethnic Minority Cancer Survivors in the all of the US Research Program.

BACKGROUND Discrimination experiences are associated with negative health outcomes. However, limited studies have examined the discrimination experienced by cancer survivors from racial and ethnic minorities. Our study seeks to analyze these groups' experiences, focusing on the types and patterns of discrimination. M...

Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Association Between Food and Physical Activity Environments and Adult Obesity in the United States: A Multilevel Analysis.

Racialization and Belonging: A Critical and Empirical Analysis of Hispanic Discrimination in Everyday Life

This paper examines how Hispanic adults are racialized across everyday U.S. institutional settings and barred from full civic belonging. Grounding our analysis in socio-legal theories of belonging, intersectionality, and language politics, we evaluate inequities across seven everyday domains: healthcare, housing, work,...

When Race Becomes Central: Profiles of Racial Centrality and Mental Health Across Adulthood in the National Survey of American Life

ABSTRACT The National Survey of American Life (NSAL) has advanced the sociology of Black American life, documenting how racism, resilience, and identity shape well-being. Building on this legacy, we examined how racial centrality (i.e., how central being Black is to one’s identity) is associated with depressive symptom...

Multidimensional Resource Disparities by Race During COVID-19: The Role of Chronic Illness, Disability, and Mental Health