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“You Rest, You Rust:” Intergenerational constructions of rest among Black women in Johannesburg, South Africa
Over the last decade, there has been a rise in reports within mainstream media about Black women reclaiming their agency through rest. However, despite this recognized importance of rest as it relates to Black women, comparatively sparse research literature has examined this relationship. More speci...
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Department of Psychology
2025
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