“We are not all gangbangers”: Youth in high-poverty urban U.S. communities of color describe their attitudes toward violence, struggles, and resilience

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Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment Pub Date : 2024-01-09 DOI:10.1080/10911359.2023.2295516

Katherine Tyson McCrea, Maryse Richards, Kaleigh V. Wilkins, Amzie Moore II, Kevin M. Miller, Cynthia Onyeka, Heather Watson, Dreyce Denton, Usamah Temple, Tamera Smith, Elijah Daniels

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Centering youth voices in a participatory cross-age mentoring program in urban high-poverty communities, this paper addresses three problems in knowledge about youth of color experiencing low-incom...

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"我们并不都是黑帮分子"：美国贫困城市有色人种社区的青少年讲述他们对暴力、斗争和复原力的态度

本文以城市高贫困率社区跨年龄参与式辅导计划中青年的声音为中心，探讨了有关经历低收入的有色人种青年的三个知识问题。

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