20世纪20年代初,黑人-白人和亚裔白人基督徒之间的多种族歧视、宗教斗争和基于种族的压力:一种调解模式

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Veola E. Vazquez, Jaylene Arnett, Francisco Jimenez, W. Ponce, Johnalyn S. Tenorio, Alexis Vazquez
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以社区为基础的黑人-白人(N = 177)和亚裔-白人(N = 87)基督教混血成年人为样本,研究了2020-2021年两年间多种族歧视(由于混合种族造成的歧视)、宗教/精神(r/s)挣扎和基于种族的创伤应激之间的关系。我们评估了r/s斗争是否介导了两组多种族歧视和基于种族的压力之间的关联。两项中介分析揭示了多种族歧视对基于种族的创伤应激的积极间接影响,通过对两组的r/s斗争。此外,两组在两年期间的歧视报告中表现出显著差异,黑人-白人混血儿比亚洲-白人混血儿报告更多的多种族歧视(包括缺乏家庭接纳)。然而,他们在基于种族的压力或种族斗争的报告中没有发现差异。提出了评估与干预的意义及未来的研究方向。
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Multiracial discrimination, religious struggles, and race-based stress among biracial Black–White and Asian-White Christians in the early 2020s: a mediation model
ABSTRACT Using a community-based sample of Black-White (N = 177) and Asian-White (N = 87) biracial Christian adults, we explored associations between multiracial discrimination (discrimination due to being mixed race), religious/spiritual (r/s) struggles, and race-based traumatic stress during the two year period of 2020–2021. We assessed whether r/s struggles mediated the association between multiracial discrimination and race-based stress for the two groups. The two mediation analyses revealed a positive indirect effect of multiracial discrimination on race-based traumatic stress through r/s struggles for both groups. In addition, the two groups showed significant differences in their reports of discrimination during the two-year period, with Black-White biracial individuals reporting more multiracial discrimination (including lack of family acceptance) than Asian-White biracials. However, no differences were found in their reports of race-based stress or r/s struggles. Implications for assessment and intervention and directions for future research are provided.
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