Mackensie Minniear

Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

United States

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Mackensie Minniear is an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia, USA. Her research interests include ethnic-racial socialization, intersectionality in parental practices, and the narratives surrounding chronic illness among women of color. Recent publications highlight her focus on BIPOC families, the implications of multiracial identity, and the communication dynamics within interfaith and multiethnic families.

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Jordan Soliz

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Annabelle Atkin

Assistant Professor

Purdue University

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Assistant Professor

University of Missouri Columbia

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Memorable Messages About Racism in Black Families: Attributions, Intergenerational Transmission, and Well-Being

The Autoimmune Library: An Arts-Based Approach to Women of Color’s (Counter)Narratives of Chronic Illness

Ego-centered network analysis of ethnic-racial socialization in families

Communication in interfaith and multiethnic-racial families: Navigating identity and difference in family relationships

Exploring Multiracial identity, demographics, and the first period identity crisis: the role of the 2020 United States Census in promoting monocentric norms

Raising Black Daughters: Using Intersectionality and Memorable Messages to Understand Parental Gendered Racial Socialization

The Role of Counter-narratives in Resisting the Deficit Model of Families for BIPOC Families

Communicated perspective-taking (CPT) and storylistening: Testing the impact of CPT in the context of friends telling stories of difficulty

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Jordan Soliz

Annabelle Atkin

Colleen Colaner

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