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Research topic.
Understanding the link between racism and substance use
among
Research topic.
Understanding the link between racism and substance use
among black Canadian youth. What are the mechanism and social-cultural
factors? A meta-analysis of qualitative
research studies.Introduction to the research topic
The proposed research aims to delve into the
intricate relationship between racism and substance use among Black Canadian
youth. Racism is a pervasive social issue known to impact various aspects of
individuals’ lives, including their mental health and coping mechanisms. This
study seeks to comprehend the mechanisms and social-cultural factors that
underpin the connection between experiences of racism and engagement in
substance use among this demographic group.
My proposed research pertains to black youth and racism and all levels
of bullying have increased their chances of racism. I am interested in this topic
because as someone who identifies as a minority and has worked in addiction. I
have come across many clients in my line of work, who often complain about how
They went into addiction because of The level of racism they experienced, right
from childhood—peer pressure, bullying, and because of intergenerational
trauma. Though I must mention that addiction is a complex issue that is
influenced by many different factors, my research will explore how racism can
increase and predispose victims to Drug and alcohol addiction.
This
Research will help create awareness, as so many persons are blinded by the
result of racism on the victims. This research project is also aimed at
bridging the justice gap between racism and substance use addictions among
black youth. To
explore the lived experiences of racism among Black Canadian youth. To
investigate the potential correlations between experiences of racism and
substance use behaviours. To identify the mechanisms through which racism
influences substance use among this population. To examine social-cultural
factors contributing to the relationship between racism and substance use. To
suggest potential interventions and support strategies based on the findings.
This
study aims to contribute significantly to the existing literature by examining
multiple influencing factors, including racism, bullying, and peer pressure, to
gain insights into addiction vulnerability among black Canadian youth. By
identifying and addressing the existing research gap in this area, this study
has the potential to inform the development of effective prevention and
intervention strategies tailored to support marginalized youth.
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