Critical Race Theory as a Decisional Framework for the Ethical Counseling of African American Clients

Don P. Trahan · Matthew E. Lemberger

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Critical Race Theory in Education Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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The authors introduce critical race theory as a decisional framework for ethical counseling, with a focus on racial disparities when working particularly with African American clients. The authors provide a fictional case example that explains how this framework can be implemented when conducting cross-cultural counseling with African American clients. Implications for counselors are provided.

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