Aerika Brittian Loyd

Nov 2, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Dulce Wilkinson Westberg |Moin Syed |William Dunlop |Aerika Brittian Loyd

1 Introduction Personality psychology has been generally slow to respond to calls arguing that we must center structural contexts (e.g., racism) when examining psychological processes (Arshad and Chung 2022; Syed 2024; Westberg and Syed 2024). An intersectional framework highlights how structural domains including ethnicity/race, gender and social class are related (Crenshaw 1990), and can guide research on how identities and structures are interconnected.