Destin L Mizelle
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 200465 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Destin L Mizelle |
| NOMBRES | Destin L |
| APELLIDO | Mizelle |
| FIRMA | MIZELLE D L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Kentucky |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4676-4044 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
“Nobody Ever Sat Me Down to Talk About That Kind of Stuff”
8 heterosexual Black men ages 24-43 participated in semi-structured interviews as a part of the Generation Genital (Gen2) Messages Study. Grounded in the culture-centered approach's epistemological commitment to centering marginalized voices, this study integrates sexual socialization theory as an analytical framework to examine how sociohistorical and sociocultural constructs of masculinity shape heterosexual Black men's grooming and hygiene pra…
“Drug Use with Racism…The Reason I Wanted to Do This Study”
Background: Several studies link racism with drug use disparities among systemically marginalized populations. However, few invite Black Americans to discuss how they perceive racism’s impact on their drug use. Objectives: To examine qualitative accounts from N=40 Black adults reporting non-medical prescription opioid use on their experiences of racism and drug use. Results: A deductive structural tabular thematic analysis informed by Jones’s (Ci…
Hard to Remember, then Hard to Forget
Naming practices within the Black American community are vibrant, deeply rooted in cultural traditions, and reflect shared values. Like other ethnic groups, these names tell stories, honor heritage, and connect individuals to their community. However, due to systemic anti-Blackness, Black Americans often have a complex relationship with their names. While prior research has focused on negative associations using quantitative methods, this qualita…
“Not knowing that I could get addicted at any moment”
) of drug use initiation among Black adults with recent prescription opioid misuse. Results highlight features of Black opioid users' awareness and self-representation while detailing systemic and cultural factors related to drug initiation. Results also indicate initiation ages, common substances first used (e.g., marijuana), routes of administration during initiation (e.g., smoking, swallowing), and the circumstances that lead to use. We discus…
Black people’s constructions of good sex
Existing conceptualizations and measures of good sex are varied and inconclusive. Additionally, few studies have defined good sex from the margins, thus definitions are primarily informed from privileged perspectives. People with marginalized racial, gender, and sexual identities can offer culturally informed definitions of good sex that may expand current definitions. This study fills that gap by identifying factors that constitute good sex amon…
Mental Health First Aid for Black Populations
Community-based participatory action research can facilitate counseling psychologists’ engagement in social justice to benefit Black people’s mental health. One way to improve Black mental health is to equip credible and trustworthy community members with mental health knowledge and skills to support other community members experiencing mental health challenges. This study presents the Neighborhood Healers Project—a community-based participatory …
It’s what boys do”
It’s what boys do”
“Not knowing that I could get addicted at any moment”
) of drug use initiation among Black adults with recent prescription opioid misuse. Results highlight features of Black opioid users' awareness and self-representation while detailing systemic and cultural factors related to drug initiation. Results also indicate initiation ages, common substances first used (e.g., marijuana), routes of administration during initiation (e.g., smoking, swallowing), and the circumstances that lead to use. We discus…
Black people’s constructions of good sex
Existing conceptualizations and measures of good sex are varied and inconclusive. Additionally, few studies have defined good sex from the margins, thus definitions are primarily informed from privileged perspectives. People with marginalized racial, gender, and sexual identities can offer culturally informed definitions of good sex that may expand current definitions. This study fills that gap by identifying factors that constitute good sex amon…
Mental Health First Aid for Black Populations
Community-based participatory action research can facilitate counseling psychologists’ engagement in social justice to benefit Black people’s mental health. One way to improve Black mental health is to equip credible and trustworthy community members with mental health knowledge and skills to support other community members experiencing mental health challenges. This study presents the Neighborhood Healers Project—a community-based participatory …
“Drug Use with Racism…The Reason I Wanted to Do This Study”
Background: Several studies link racism with drug use disparities among systemically marginalized populations. However, few invite Black Americans to discuss how they perceive racism’s impact on their drug use. Objectives: To examine qualitative accounts from N=40 Black adults reporting non-medical prescription opioid use on their experiences of racism and drug use. Results: A deductive structural tabular thematic analysis informed by Jones’s (Ci…
Hard to Remember, then Hard to Forget
Naming practices within the Black American community are vibrant, deeply rooted in cultural traditions, and reflect shared values. Like other ethnic groups, these names tell stories, honor heritage, and connect individuals to their community. However, due to systemic anti-Blackness, Black Americans often have a complex relationship with their names. While prior research has focused on negative associations using quantitative methods, this qualita…
“Nobody Ever Sat Me Down to Talk About That Kind of Stuff”
8 heterosexual Black men ages 24-43 participated in semi-structured interviews as a part of the Generation Genital (Gen2) Messages Study. Grounded in the culture-centered approach's epistemological commitment to centering marginalized voices, this study integrates sexual socialization theory as an analytical framework to examine how sociohistorical and sociocultural constructs of masculinity shape heterosexual Black men's grooming and hygiene pra…
Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Qualitative research (3 obras) · Racial and Ethnic Identity Research (3 obras) · Thematic analysis (3 obras) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (2 obras) · Community Health and Development (2 obras)