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SUMMARY:Taylor Hargrove\, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
DESCRIPTION:Biography: Dr. Hargrove is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and a faculty fellow at the Carolina Population Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH). Her program of research examines how and why social inequalities in health unfold across the life course\, focusing on inequalities by race/ethnicity\, skin color\, gender\, and socioeconomic status. Her current program of research integrates biomedical perspectives into the study of health inequality in the US by exploring linkages among socio-geographic contexts\, individual-level characteristics\, and biological measures of health in early adulthood. The goal of this work is to elucidate how macro-level environments shape the consequences of social statuses on more proximate causes of poor health. Hargrove plans to continue this line of research in efforts to help elucidate the pathways through which social factors ‘get under our skin’ to shape health and undergird social stratification. \nMental Health across the Early life Course at the Intersections of Race\, Skin Tone\, and School Context \nAbstract: Considerable research documents higher levels of depressive symptoms among Black Americans relative to whites. Yet\, we know little about the role of other dimensions of race (e.g.\, skin tone) and early life contexts (e.g.\, childhood racial contexts) in shaping trajectories of depressive symptoms across adolescence and adulthood. This study asks: 1) to what extent do self-identified race and skin tone shape disparities in depressive symptoms between Black and white adults across ages 12-42? 2) Do the relationships between race/skin tone and depressive symptoms depend on school racial context\, as measured by the racial composition of middle and high schools? This study uses five waves of data from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health and employs growth curve models to address these questions. Overall\, results suggest that trajectories of depressive symptoms across ages 12-42 vary by race and skin tone among Black adults. Further\, racial and skin tone disparities in depressive symptom trajectories are contingent on school racial context\, highlighting competing advantages and disadvantages of navigating majority spaces in early life for Black adults of different skin tones. Findings and implications will be discussed in more detail. \nYou can access the CCPR seminar using this link.
URL:https://ccpr.ucla.edu/event/taylor-hargrove-university-of-north-carolina-chapel-hill/
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