Journal Articles

1. Bennett, G. G. and Wolin, K. Y. and Robinson, E. L. and Fowler, S. and Edwards, C. L., Perceived racial/ethnic harassment and tobacco use among African American young adults, Am J Public Health, vol. 95 (February, 2005), pp. 238--240
   (last updated on 2010/12/27)

   Abstract:
   We examined the association between perceived racial/ethnic harassment and tobacco use in 2129 African American college students in North Carolina. Age-adjusted and multivariate analyses evaluated the effect of harassment on daily and less-than-daily tobacco use. Harassed participants were twice as likely to use tobacco daily (odds ratio = 2.01; 95% confidence interval=1.94, 2.08) compared with those with no reported harassment experiences. Experiences of racial/ethnic harassment may contribute to tobacco use behaviors among some African American young adults.