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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Black millennials"”.

  1. "It's exhausting:" A narrative exploration of black millennials experiences with online dating

    … to explore the lived experiences and stories of Black millennials and their use of social media and dating apps to form relationships. There is existing research on the state of Black marriage rates and success in the United States and existing research on the various intersections of technology …

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  2. Corporate executive career success : a descriptive single case study exploring Black millennials’ experiences with intersectionality and executive development coaching.

    … to explore the career development experiences of Black millennials in their thirties, aspiring for executive positions in corporate America. This research addressed the challenges these individuals face, focusing on the impact of intersectionality, career development resources, and coaching. …

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  3. An analysis of Twitter’s role between 2012 and 2018 in contributing to the new way Black Millennials of African Ancestry produce 21st Century PanAfrican Knowledge and Social Activity

    Social media has provided new opportunities for Black millennials1 (individuals born between 1981–1996) of the diaspora and Africa to communicate, learn, build social and political movements, and curate joint identities. As a result of this group’s active use of social media over the last decade, …

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