Black Americans have been largely Democratic voters since the mid-20th century, but recent studies show that a small percentage of Black Americans identify with or lean toward the Republican Party, and they tend to support individualistic approaches to addressing racial inequality.
Pew Research Center
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Black men redefine what masculinity means
Black men in America are experiencing higher rates of chronic disease and mental health issues due to chronic stressors related to structural racism, rather than traditional gender expectations of masculinity.
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Saving democracy: Increasing youth voter participation
Young Americans have been underrepresented at the polls, but with the help of civic outreach, education, and access to the ballot.
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Tips for STEM summer learning
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Suicide is no longer just a white problem
Recent studies have shown a significant increase in suicide rates among Black adolescents, with experts citing systemic racism, suicide by proxy.