Based on the findings of Brown and Lesane-Brown (2006), what might we expect to be commonly transmitted messages of racial socialization in black families in the contemporary context of police shootings and the Black Lives Matter movement?

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Jayvion Dennis

30 March, 17:43

Based on the findings of Brown and Lesane-Brown (2006), what might we expect to be commonly transmitted messages of racial socialization in black families in the contemporary context of police shootings and the Black Lives Matter movement?

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Shaun Brandt · Answer 1

The commonly transmitted messages of of racial socialization in black families in the contemporary context of police shootings and the Black Lives Matter movement, is the racial group pride and the fear of whites

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The commonly transmitted messages of of racial socialization in black families in the contemporary context of police shootings and the Black Lives Matter movement, is the racial group pride and the fear of whites