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For Black adolescents today, media use is a "central occupation," with daily screen engagement reaching nearly 10 hours—significantly higher than their white peers. This high engagement has fostered a unique brand of , where Black teens are hyper-vigilant in critiquing racial microaggressions and proactive in creating counter-narratives to harmful stereotypes. Historically, Black youth were excluded from the media
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