Link among racial identity, gpas, alcohol use studied

Written By EMPOWER Youth Lab

The study drew from over 1,000 racially diverse college students between the ages of 18 and 22. Researchers assessed whether exploring ethnic-racial identity, along with the frequency of positive and negative conversations about race, affected students’ GPAs and alcohol use.

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