RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

Semmes, Clovis E. (1993). Religion and the challenge of Afrocentric
thought. The Western Journal of Black Studies, 17(3), 158-163.
Shenk, Dena, Zablotsky, Diane, & Croom, Mary Beth. (1998). Thriving
older African American women: Aging after Jim Crow. Journal of
Women & Aging, 10(1), 75-95.
Shorter-Gooden, Kumea. (2004). Multiple resistance strategies: How
African American women cope with racism and sexism. Journal of
Black Psychology, 30(3), 406-425.
Smith, J. (1993). Function and supportive roles of church and religion.
In J. Jackson & L. Chatters & R. Taylor (Eds.), Aging in Black America
(pp. 124-147). London: Sage Publications.
Swain, Kristie Alley. (1999). Barriers and inroads to aids dialogue in
the African-American church: Development of a strategic model and
tool for network of abstinence-based HIV prevention advice.
Dissertation Abstracts International Section A: Humanities & Social
Sciences, 60(6-A), 1815.
Taylor, Robert Joseph., Chatters, Linda M., Hardison, Cheryl Burns., &
Riley, Anna. (2001). Informal social support networks and subjective
well-being among African Americans. Journal of Black Psychology,
27(4), 439-463.
Thomas, Anita Jones. (2001). African American women's spiritual
beliefs: A guide for treatment. Women & Therapy, 23(4), 1012.
Weis, Lois, Fine, Michelle, Shepherd, Tracey, & Foster, Kenny. (1999).
"We need to come together and raise our kids and our communities
right": Black males rewriting social representations. The Urban Review,
31(2), 125-152.
Wheeler, Evangeline A., Ampadu, Lena M., & Wangari, Esther. (2002).
Lifespan development revisited: African-centered spirituality
throughout the life cycle. Journal of Adult Development, 9(1), 71-78.
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