#9234. Future Directions for Vaccinating Children against the American Endemic: Treating Racism as a Virus

November 2026publication date
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Developmental and Educational Psychology;
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Abstract:
In this work, we seek to explain in what ways racism is tantamount to a social virus and how its permeation is endemic to the national body, rather than an emerging threat, like a pandemic. We will also address how better conceptualizing racism as a virus allows for more accurate, precise, and feasible treatments for transmitters and targets of racism with respect to prevention (e.g., inoculation) and intervention (e.g., healing and vaccination). Finally, we will describe clinical therapeutic trials that will help to decipher whether our treatment of this social disease is effective, including family-level interventions and systemic shifts in prevention through clinical training.
Keywords:
racism; conceptualization; prevention; clinical training; therapeutic trials

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