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Understanding the Perceptions of Racial Socialization as a Protective Factor Influencing Resiliency Adaptation Among Black Males Who Matriculated to College in Northeastern Florida When They Were Aged 18 – 24 and Who Had a History of Criminogenic Risk Factors or Criminal Justice System Contact
theory of african american offending, racial socialization, racial discrimination, resiliency adaptations, critical race theory, african american male, race, ethnicity and post-colonial studies, sociology
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