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Racialized Heteropatriarchy, Sexual Minority Status, and Cardiometabolic Risk Among Black and White Young Adult Women
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• Structural racism and heteropatriarchy are interlocking systems of oppression. • Racialized heteropatriarchy (RHP) predicts cardiometabolic risk (CMR) for US women. • Racialized social status and sexual minority status modify the RHP-CMR relationship. • RHP predicts CMR for all Black women and for White sexual minority women. • There is minimal association between RHP and CMR among White heterosexual women.
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racialized heteropatriarchy
women’s population health
sexual minority
cardiometabolic risk
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