More Than a Holiday: Black Traditions as Sites of Resistance

A smiling family of five poses outdoors, all wearing coordinated orange and yellow traditional attire and jewelry, with warm sunlight in the background. - PsychDiscouse

It is that time of year again, when the ground gets cold, leaves get crunchy, and the aroma of sweet potato pie wafts throughout every room in Grandma’s house.   Despite often experiencing significant inequality in everyday life (Bonilla-Silva, 2021), for many Black families, the holidays are frequently characterized by a number of celebratory practices. […]