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Carrying the Weight: The Cultural and Social Pressures of Black Fathers and the Impact on Physical and Mental Health and Help-Seeking
Black fathers in the United States remain underrepresented in research examining how sociocultural pressures relate to fatherhood identity, well-being, and help-seeking. This quantitative predictive correlational study examined whether masculinity norms, everyday discrimination, and positive religio
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