Research examines psychological distress in Black men regarding education, indicating systemic racism impacts mental health benefits.
The findings challenge traditional assumptions about education as a protective factor, supporting the 'minorities' diminished returns' hypothesis. Systemic racism and structural inequities may diminish the mental health benefits typically associated with higher education among Black men, highlighting the importance of developing culturally responsive mental health interventions.
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