The Vicarious Intersectional Trauma (VIT) Conceptual Model: A Framework for Studying the Health-Related Impact of Exposure to Intersectional Violence on Social-Media

Anna Lee; Jeannette Wade; Ailton Coleman; Kimberly Smith; Melicia W Glover

The Vicarious Intersectional Trauma (VIT) Conceptual Model: A Framework for Studying the Health-Related Impact of Exposure to Intersectional Violence on Social-Media

Anna Lee
, Jeannette Wade
, Ailton Coleman
, Kimberly Smith
, Melicia W Glover

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	490-512
Journal	Journal of Black Studies
Volume	54
Issue number	6
State	Published - 2023

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