She named it "Weathering." "The idea of weathering ... But the people who pronounce on 'Black people's poverty is self-inflicted 'cause they're too lazy or too irresponsible,' they're just wrong." ...

whether you're going to be subject to what many people call microaggressions. ... Those experiences themselves can cause weathering. On how social mobility of minorities doesn't mean less stress ...

Furthermore, the study found that, for people aged 18–24 ... society” and the efforts required to cope is what causes weathering. As the paper concludes, “The weathering effects of living ...

“This can cause a feeling of helplessness when ... can fight for change and try to safeguard ourselves from weathering, non-Black people—especially those who are white—have more systemic ...

Public health researcher Arline Geronimous challenged this notion in her 368-page book Weathering ... to poor health outcomes for marginalized people. The public health researcher argues that ...

(Photo: Adobe Stock) Stress, self-doubt, anxiety, and fear causes DNA methylation ... level the negative effects of weathering on the health of Black and Brown people are unlikely to go anywhere ...

Yet, the more likely explanation, according to data on the prevailing causes of heart conditions ... stressors entails, weathering means that relatively young people in oppressed groups can ...

She meant for weathering to evoke a sense of erosion by constant stress. But also, importantly, the ways that marginalized people and their communities coped with the drumbeat of big and small ...

Weathering was the foundation of many of the task force’s policy decisions during the height of the pandemic, which focused on reducing the excess stresses of the pandemic on people of color and ...

whether you're going to be subject to what many people call microaggressions. ... Those experiences themselves can cause weathering. On how social mobility of minorities doesn't mean less stress ...