"Being Black and Feeling Blue": The Mental Health Consequences of Racial Discrimination
Brown, T. N., Williams, D. R., Jackson, J. S., Neighbors, H. W., Torres, M., Sellers, S. L., & Brown, K. T. (2000). “Being black and feeling blue”: The mental health consequences of racial discrimination. Race and Society, 2(2), 117-131.
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