Congratulations minh-duc pham (he/him) !!!! Can’t wait to read (and cite)!!!!!

🚨New Pub Alert🚨 So excited to share my article honoring contributions of Black psychology scholars to racism & health, such as Rodney Clark et al.’s biopsychosocial model of racism and Shelly P. Harrell’s multidimensional model of racism-related stress. doi.org/10.1037/amp000…

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In social psych, racial stereotypes are framed as overgeneralized beliefs, w/ little consideration of their historical & cultural origins. This oversight is important, as stereotypes have long been used to excuse and reinforce systemic oppression. 1/3 compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/sp…

Thrilling to see my book in the wild! with Columbia Univ Press Miranda Martin Evava (Eva) S. Pietri Sapna Cheryan Krystal Tsosie Corinne Moss-Racusin. India R. Johnson, PhD Dr. Janet Antwi Dr. Aneeta Rattan Kristina Rapuano #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

An excellent way to start and end the first talk of SPSP gender precon, India R. Johnson, PhD reminds us all that you matter (do research you love), intersectionality matters, and social context matters #SPSP2024

Gender Preconference has started off with a bang! India Johnson and Valerie Jones Taylor kicked us off with a beautiful focus on Black women’s experiences. Intersectionality does matter y’all!! #SPSP2024

Join me, Evava (Eva) S. Pietri India R. Johnson, PhD Leslie Ashburn-Nardo for a discussion tomorrow at #spsp2024 about translating research on equity and inclusion into action #WomeninSTEM

Thanks so much Tessa! 💚💚💚💚

Excited to share this new review in Nature Reviews Psychology with Charlotte Moser, PhD, India R. Johnson, PhD, Veronica Derricks outlining our four “As” of the allyship framework. 1/5