Eboni J. Baugh is a Full Professor of Human Development and Family Science at East Carolina University and coordinator of the Family and Community Services program. A certified family life educator, she specializes in research and programming focused on parental influence, parent education, body image, and culturally diverse populations.Carol Johnston is an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences at Kansas State University whose research focuses on family structure patterns and how disruptions in childhood shape well-being across the life course. Her work leverages secondary data to examine developmental trajectories and the intergenerational transmission of relationship stability.

• Chapter 1 Civil Rights and Intersecting Identities: Social Movements for Equality and Justice Eboni J. Baugh Carol A. Johnston 1Chapter 2 Research as Rebellion: Centering Black Voices in a Hostile Academy Jason M. Williams Chapter 3 Beyond Female Sex Work: A Call to Action Carrie Bergeson Veronica Barrios J. L. Dobey Robert Reid Pauline Garcia-Reid Chapter 4 Pink Penalties in the Ivory Tower: An Overview of Sexism in Academia Elizabeth Wroton Chapter 5 Sharing lessons learned: A social work and family practitioner’s reflections on creating accountable learning spaces to teach and hold discussions about racism, race, and anti-racism through a liberatory consciousness lens Tawanda Hubbard Chapter 6 Cultural strengths and parental burnout: Understanding family well-being in Hispanic and non-Hispanic families during COVID-19 Mary Cate Komoski Haiden Hice Angelique M. Blackburn Chapter 7 Social Justice for ALL: Using Children’s Picture Books to Teach and Empower Children Sandra L. Lookabaugh Lisa J. Godwin

Eboni J. Baugh is a Full Professor of Human Development and Family Science at East Carolina University and coordinator of the Family and Community Services program. A certified family life educator, she specializes in research and programming focused on parental influence, parent education, body image, and culturally diverse populations.Carol Johnston is an associate professor in the School of Human Sciences at Kansas State University whose research focuses on family structure patterns and how disruptions in childhood shape well-being across the life course. Her work leverages secondary data to examine developmental trajectories and the intergenerational transmission of relationship stability.

• Chapter 1 Civil Rights and Intersecting Identities: Social Movements for Equality and Justice Eboni J. Baugh Carol A. Johnston 1Chapter 2 Research as Rebellion: Centering Black Voices in a Hostile Academy Jason M. Williams Chapter 3 Beyond Female Sex Work: A Call to Action Carrie Bergeson Veronica Barrios J. L. Dobey Robert Reid Pauline Garcia-Reid Chapter 4 Pink Penalties in the Ivory Tower: An Overview of Sexism in Academia Elizabeth Wroton Chapter 5 Sharing lessons learned: A social work and family practitioner’s reflections on creating accountable learning spaces to teach and hold discussions about racism, race, and anti-racism through a liberatory consciousness lens Tawanda Hubbard Chapter 6 Cultural strengths and parental burnout: Understanding family well-being in Hispanic and non-Hispanic families during COVID-19 Mary Cate Komoski Haiden Hice Angelique M. Blackburn Chapter 7 Social Justice for ALL: Using Children’s Picture Books to Teach and Empower Children Sandra L. Lookabaugh Lisa J. Godwin