Kendrick Brown is a social psychologist whose research addresses the expression and
consequences of racial prejudice and discrimination for dominant and subordinate groups
in the United States and Western Europe. Currently, he is investigating the impact of
skin tone bias on African Americans and collaborating with colleagues at the University
of Michigan on a threat-based model of racism. He teaches social psychology, the
psychology of prejudice, and African American psychology. 

Brown has been teaching at Macalester since 1998. 

EDUCATION: B.A., Mount Union College, 1993; M.A., University of Michigan, 1996; Ph.D.,
University of Michigan, 1998

Journal Articles

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Review of: Black Demons: the Media's Depiction of the African American Male Criminal Stereotype, by D. Rome, Journal of Black Psychology (2006)
 

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Teammates On and Off the Field? White Student Athletes (with Tony N. Brown, James S. Jackson, Robert M. Sellers, and Warde J. Manuel), Journal of Applied Social Psychology (2003)
 

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There's No Race on the Playing Field: Perceptions of Racial Discimination Among White and Black Athletes (with Tony N. Brown, James S. Jackson, Robert M. Sellers, Shelley Keiper, and Warde J. Manuel), Journal of Sport & Social Issues (2003)
 

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Contemporary Immigration Policy Orientations Among Dominant- Group Members in Western Europe (with James S. Jackson, Tony N. Brown, and Bryant Marks), Journal of Social Issues (2001)
 

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Being Black and Feeling Blue: The Mental Health Consequences of Racial Discimination (with Tony N. Brown, David R. Williams, James S. Jackson, Harold W. Neighbors, Myriam Torres, and Sherrill L. Sellers), Race and Society (2000)
 

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Contributions to Books

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The Power of Perception: Skin Tone Bias and Psychological Well-Being for Black Americans, Racial identity in context: The legacy of Kenneth B. Clark. Decade of behavior. (2004)
 

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Athletic Identity, Racial Attitudes, and Aggression in First Year Black and White Intercollegiate Athletes (with J. Jackson and et al), A Sporting Chance: The Role of Youth Sport in Urban Settings (2002)
 

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Coloured and Black Relations in South Africa: The Burden of Racial Hierarchy, After Apartheid : South Africa in the new century (2000)
 

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International Perspectives on Prejudice and Racism (with J. Jackon and D. Kirby), Racism: The Problem and the Response (1998)
 

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Skin Tone and Racial Identity Among African Americans: A Theoretical and Research Framework (with G. Ward, T. Lightbourn, and J. Jackson), Advances in African American Psychology: Theory, Paradigms and Research (1998)