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Mona Phillips

Spelman College

Affiliations

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Sociology and Anthropology

NoneMona Phillips is currently serving as a Division Of Social Sciences And Education faculty at Spelman College.

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Spelman College

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racial discrimination african american studies public health gender studies social determinants of health race sociology gender identity gender inequality intersectionality maternal health women's health reproductive health obstetrics and gynaecology reproductive medicine feminist criminology transgender health psychological assessment ethnic studies preventive medicine gender discrimination obstetrics contemporary racism gender disparities racial prejudice racial groups racial equity social stress minority stress prevention science health prevention health inequities disease prevention sexism pregnancy outcomes gendered racism stress measure african-american women gender-specific stress measure

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Reprint of: Racism, Sexism, and Social Class: Implications for Studies of Health, Disease, and Well-Being. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2022)

Nancy KriegerDiane L. RowleyAllen A. HermanByllye AveryMona T. Phillips

public healthracesexismsocial classracial discriminationhealth inequitiessocial determinants of healthprevention sciencepreventive healthcarepreventive medicinehealth preventiondisease preventionhealth scienceshealth policy

The Development of a Race and Gender-Specific Stress Measure for African-American Women: Jackson, Hogue, Phillips Contextualized Stress Measure.. PubMed (2005)

raceminority stressracial groupsstress measureethnic studiesracial discriminationsociologysocial determinants of healthgender-specific stress measuregender studiessocial stresspsychological assessmentafrican american studiesstress (biology)racial equitywomen's healthafrican-american women

Book Reviews. Gender & Society (2003)

Examining the Burdens of Gendered Racism: Implications for Pregnancy Outcomes Among College-Educated African American Women. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2001)

Fleda Mask JacksonMona Taylor PhillipsCarol J. Rowland HogueTracy Y. Curry-Owens

obstetrics and gynaecologycontemporary racismgender identityobstetricspublic healthgender discriminationracial prejudiceintersectionalityracial discriminationreproductive medicinegender studiesmaternal healthafrican american studiestransgender healthgender inequalitygendered racismfeminist criminologygender disparitiespregnancy outcomesreproductive health

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Mona Phillips

Spelman College

Affiliations

Division of Social Sciences and Education

Sociology and Anthropology

NoneMona Phillips is currently serving as a Division Of Social Sciences And Education faculty at Spelman College.

Honors

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Mona Phillips

Spelman College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reprint of: Racism, Sexism, and Social Class: Implications for Studies of Health, Disease, and Well-Being. American Journal of Preventive Medicine (2022)

Nancy KriegerDiane L. RowleyAllen A. HermanByllye AveryMona T. Phillips

The Development of a Race and Gender-Specific Stress Measure for African-American Women: Jackson, Hogue, Phillips Contextualized Stress Measure.. PubMed (2005)

Book Reviews. Gender & Society (2003)

Examining the Burdens of Gendered Racism: Implications for Pregnancy Outcomes Among College-Educated African American Women. Maternal and Child Health Journal (2001)

Fleda Mask JacksonMona Taylor PhillipsCarol J. Rowland HogueTracy Y. Curry-Owens

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