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Identity Orchestration demonstrates the particular importance of identity balance in behavioral health. The contributors to this collection deeply engage with identity and psychological strength by examining race, gender, class, and context through stories, highlighting the asset- and story-based constructs of identity.
Contents
Part I: The Lab and Storied Identity
Chapter 1: Hip-hop Narratives as a Natural Start
David Wall Rice
Chapter 2: Rakim, Ice Cube then Watch the Throne
David Wall Rice
Chapter 3: I Stank I Can, I Know I Can, I Will: Songwriting Self-Efficacy
as an Expression of Identity Orchestration
Jacque-Corey Cormier
Part II: Self Complexity
Chapter 4: The Theory of Race Self Complexity and Narrative Personality: Is the Meaning of Race Processed Narratively?
Cynthia Winston-Proctor
Chapter 5: Reflections on Black Women, Family, Offline Archiving and Identity
Asha Grant
Chapter 6: Writing Wrongs: Identity Orchestration and Coping in Prison
Carlton Lewis
Chapter 7: From Corporate to Camera: Identity Orchestration and Finding
Purpose
Mikki Kathleen Harris
Chapter 8: A Picture of James Baldwin Dancing for Freedom: Social Dance And Identity Orchestration
Asha L. French and C. Malik Boykin
Chapter 9: Eleven Days Older Than: Riffs of Reflexivity, Teaching, and the Global Exercise of Being Whole
David Wall Rice
Part III: Orchestration
Chapter 10: Complicating Black Boys
David Wall Rice
Chapter 11: Between Shakespeare and Showing Up
William Marcel Hayes
Chapter 12: High-Stakes Orchestration: Understanding Expressions of Identity
and Appeals to Belonging in the College Personal Statement
Gregory Davis
Chapter 13: Black Boys, "Church" and Supplementary Education, General
Considerations
David Wall Rice, Brenda Wall, and William Marcel Hayes
Chapter 14: Seeing the Unseen: The Role of Identity on Empathy Modulation
Kristin Moody
Chapter 15: LeBron James, Personalized Goal Complexity and Identity Orchestration
Jason M. Jones
Part IV: Making Meaning
Chapter 16: The Black Athletic Aesthetic: Fast Thoughts on Sport, Art and the Self as Freedom Work
David Wall Rice
Chapter 17: Culture in the Age of the Revitalized Athlete Activist: Sports as a Microcosm of Society Post George Floyd
Chelsea Heyward
Chapter 18: Running Beyond the Regulation of Sport
Grant Bennett and Micah Holmes
Chapter 19: Love You, Man: Negotiating Racism, Isolation and Vulnerability in Black Male Peer Relationships
Malachi Richardson
Chapter 20: A Worldwide Home
Robert Shannon
Chapter 21: Crack's Residue
Donovan X. Ramsey
Chapter 22: A Contemporary Spelman College Social Identity as Motivated by the 2012 Violence Against Women Course Petition
Brielle McDaniel
