Khia Thomas

Subordinates, Sex Objects, or Sapphires? Investigating Contributions of Media Use to Black Students’ Femininity Ideologies and Stereotypes About Black Women

Morgan C. Jerald, L. Monique Ward, Lolita Moss et al. · Journal of Black Psychology · 2016 · 85 citations

Ethnicity, Critical Race Theory, Black Femininity +30

Will It Help? Identifying Socialization Discourses That Promote Sexual Risk and Sexual Health Among African American Youth

Kyla Day Fletcher, L. Monique Ward, Khia Thomas et al. · The Journal of Sex Research · 2014 · 66 citations

Contributions of Divergent Peer and Parent Sexual Messages to Asian American College Students' Sexual Behaviors

Sarah L. Trinh, L. Monique Ward, Kyla M. Day et al. · The Journal of Sex Research · 2013 · 47 citations

Parent Sexual Messages, Teenage Pregnancy, Social Psychology +20

Confronting the Assumptions: Exploring the Nature and Predictors of Black Adolescents' Media Use

L. Monique Ward, Kyla M. Day, Khia Thomas · Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media · 2010 · 21 citations

Heavy Media Consumers, Emerging Media, Social Influence +30

A woman's worth: Analyzing the sexual objectification of Black women in music videos.

L. Monique Ward, Rocío Rivadeneyra, Khia Thomas et al. · 2013 · 21 citations

Sexual Objectification, Queer Theory, Black Experience +17