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Direct linkWatt, Toni Terling; Rogers, Jesse McCoy – Youth & Society, 2007
Research reveals that Black youth are less likely to use alcohol than White youth. It has been argued that Blacks are more likely to abstain because they have less disposable income, are more religious, and have more family support and/or control than White youth. It has also been suggested that not only are these compositional characteristics…
Descriptors: Peer Groups, Drug Use, African American Children, Family Influence
