White Male Privilege: An intersectional deconstruction

Obama and the denial of White privilege

In the wake of Barack Obama’s presidential election, many wondered what his election indicates about the importance of race in the United States. In this paper, we explore whether a desire to protect the racial hierarchy motivated Whites to endorse the belief that Obama’s election means that race is no longer a problem. The results from two studies align with this possibility. Among Whites who ...

An Intersectional Approach to Discrimination

Racism, White Privilege, and Diversity in Mental Health.

Confronting and Critiquing White Privilege in Anti-Discrimination Enforcement

An intersectional approach to Men's Health

Men’s lives and health are rooted in opportunity structures that are shaped by race, ethnicity and other characteristics that have important social, political, economic and cultural meaning. Within men’s health, there is a need to consider how structural factors and men’s socially-defined characteristics affect the relationship between sex, gender and health. The goal of an intersectional appro...