Jonathan M Cox
Biographic Data
| ID | 160451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jonathan M Cox |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jonathan M |
| FAMILY NAME | Cox |
| SIGNATURE | COX J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2621-5953 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
To See or Not to See
More than two-thirds of Latinx undergraduate students in the U.S. obtain their college degrees from Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI), a designation based on the proportion of students who are of Latinx descent and low-income, instead of any federal guidelines for serving Latinx students. Existing literature identifies factors that aid students’ success at HSIs, but there is little knowledge about how Latinx students experience newly designated…
Coping While Black
Everyday Race
The census is a central feature of U.S. governance, providing important information regarding the U.S. population used to determine legislative representation and the allocation of federal funding. The count also involves a measure of race and ethnicity, however the sociopolitical construction of race means census categories have shifted throughout history. Existing data highlight how current classifications do not fully capture the identities of…
The New Principle-practice Gap
Following increased calls for racial justice, many organizations have pledged to play their part in dismantling systemic racism. One common step leaders take is to invest in diversity and inclusion programs. Yet, despite organizations’ bold claims to value diversity and the investment of billions of dollars on related efforts, workplace discrimination continues to be a major factor in the lives of people of color. In addition, existing research h…
Creating Intersectional Subjects
Reducing race disparities in breastfeeding has become a health objective in the United States, spurring research aimed to identify causes and consequences of disparate rates. This study uses critical discourse analysis to assess how Black women are constructed in 80 quantitative health science research articles on breastfeeding disparities in the United States. Our analysis is grounded in critical race and intersectionality scholarship, which arg…
When Color-conscious Meets Color-blind
Most contemporary research suggests that white Americans overwhelmingly subscribe to color-blind racial ideology; however, comparatively little is known about people of color. What is less known, however, is how color-blindness is used by nonwhites: most existing work on color-blindness and people of color (POC) focuses exclusively on African Americans, or investigates specific circumstances like interracial relationships. This current project he…
An Investigation of Associations Between Race, Ethnicity, and Past Experiences of Discrimination with Medical Mistrust and Covid-19 Protective Strategies
On Shaky Ground
This study investigates the ways in which social context affects processes of black authenticity, resulting in shaky ground for authentic blackness among black college students at predominantly white institutions (PWIs). Because of normalized whiteness, black PWI students are negotiating authentic blackness in social contexts that limit black expression and identity through external pressure from nonblack students, in addition to experiencing int…
Race and Greek Life
When it comes to race and Greek life, the research overwhelmingly addresses black Greek‐letter organizations (GLOs), and even this is relatively paltry when compared to the overall literature on white organizations. Because of historical exclusionary practices, racial and ethnic minorities have largely created and maintained their own identity‐based fraternities and sororities, despite white GLOs opening up to people of color in recent decades. L…
The source of a movement
Social media is growing as a technological and social phenomenon, with billions of people using it every day around the world. Given its increasing ubiquity, researchers continue to seek to understand social media and its implications for the social world. Part of the growing body of scholarship on social media includes uncovering the most effective methodologies for exploration that appropriately consider differences between the technology of so…
The source of a movement
Social media is growing as a technological and social phenomenon, with billions of people using it every day around the world. Given its increasing ubiquity, researchers continue to seek to understand social media and its implications for the social world. Part of the growing body of scholarship on social media includes uncovering the most effective methodologies for exploration that appropriately consider differences between the technology of so…
When Color-conscious Meets Color-blind
Most contemporary research suggests that white Americans overwhelmingly subscribe to color-blind racial ideology; however, comparatively little is known about people of color. What is less known, however, is how color-blindness is used by nonwhites: most existing work on color-blindness and people of color (POC) focuses exclusively on African Americans, or investigates specific circumstances like interracial relationships. This current project he…
Coping While Black
To See or Not to See
More than two-thirds of Latinx undergraduate students in the U.S. obtain their college degrees from Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI), a designation based on the proportion of students who are of Latinx descent and low-income, instead of any federal guidelines for serving Latinx students. Existing literature identifies factors that aid students’ success at HSIs, but there is little knowledge about how Latinx students experience newly designated…
On Shaky Ground
This study investigates the ways in which social context affects processes of black authenticity, resulting in shaky ground for authentic blackness among black college students at predominantly white institutions (PWIs). Because of normalized whiteness, black PWI students are negotiating authentic blackness in social contexts that limit black expression and identity through external pressure from nonblack students, in addition to experiencing int…
Race and Greek Life
When it comes to race and Greek life, the research overwhelmingly addresses black Greek‐letter organizations (GLOs), and even this is relatively paltry when compared to the overall literature on white organizations. Because of historical exclusionary practices, racial and ethnic minorities have largely created and maintained their own identity‐based fraternities and sororities, despite white GLOs opening up to people of color in recent decades. L…
The source of a movement
Social media is growing as a technological and social phenomenon, with billions of people using it every day around the world. Given its increasing ubiquity, researchers continue to seek to understand social media and its implications for the social world. Part of the growing body of scholarship on social media includes uncovering the most effective methodologies for exploration that appropriately consider differences between the technology of so…
On Shaky Ground
This study investigates the ways in which social context affects processes of black authenticity, resulting in shaky ground for authentic blackness among black college students at predominantly white institutions (PWIs). Because of normalized whiteness, black PWI students are negotiating authentic blackness in social contexts that limit black expression and identity through external pressure from nonblack students, in addition to experiencing int…
An Investigation of Associations Between Race, Ethnicity, and Past Experiences of Discrimination with Medical Mistrust and Covid-19 Protective Strategies
The New Principle-practice Gap
Following increased calls for racial justice, many organizations have pledged to play their part in dismantling systemic racism. One common step leaders take is to invest in diversity and inclusion programs. Yet, despite organizations’ bold claims to value diversity and the investment of billions of dollars on related efforts, workplace discrimination continues to be a major factor in the lives of people of color. In addition, existing research h…
Creating Intersectional Subjects
Reducing race disparities in breastfeeding has become a health objective in the United States, spurring research aimed to identify causes and consequences of disparate rates. This study uses critical discourse analysis to assess how Black women are constructed in 80 quantitative health science research articles on breastfeeding disparities in the United States. Our analysis is grounded in critical race and intersectionality scholarship, which arg…
When Color-conscious Meets Color-blind
Most contemporary research suggests that white Americans overwhelmingly subscribe to color-blind racial ideology; however, comparatively little is known about people of color. What is less known, however, is how color-blindness is used by nonwhites: most existing work on color-blindness and people of color (POC) focuses exclusively on African Americans, or investigates specific circumstances like interracial relationships. This current project he…
Everyday Race
The census is a central feature of U.S. governance, providing important information regarding the U.S. population used to determine legislative representation and the allocation of federal funding. The count also involves a measure of race and ethnicity, however the sociopolitical construction of race means census categories have shifted throughout history. Existing data highlight how current classifications do not fully capture the identities of…
Coping While Black
To See or Not to See
More than two-thirds of Latinx undergraduate students in the U.S. obtain their college degrees from Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI), a designation based on the proportion of students who are of Latinx descent and low-income, instead of any federal guidelines for serving Latinx students. Existing literature identifies factors that aid students’ success at HSIs, but there is little knowledge about how Latinx students experience newly designated…
Sociology (10 works) · Gender Studies (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Racial and Ethnic Identity Research (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Ethnic group (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)