Table 1.

Sample Demographics of Review Articles

Author(s)	Publication Year	Participants	Race of Participants
1. Alleyne	2008	189 (100% women)	100% Black undergraduate and graduate students
2. Bcheraoui et al.	2012	824 (51% women; 49% men)	Unspecified
3. Brown et al.	2011	375 (44% women; 56% men)	Unspecified
4. Browne et. al.	2009	1837 (100% men)	100% African American
5. Burns & Dillon	2005	154 (68% women; 32% men)	100% African American
6. Chng et al.	2006	1,146 (58% women; 42% men)	Unspecified
7. Duncan et. al.	2002	30 (57% women; 43% men)	Unspecified
8. Ferguson et. al.	2006	31 (74% women; 26% men	100% African American
9. Hayes et al.	2009	1,173 (48% women; 52% men)	96% African American, 4% “other”
10. Hou	2009	557 (76% women; 24% men)	335 PWI & 222 HBCU
11. Jean-Pierre et al.	2011	66 (Unspecified)	100% African American
12. Mancoske et al.	2006	238 (75% women; 25% men)	Unspecified
13. Mongkuo et al.	2011	300 (Unspecified)	81% Black, 10% Caucasian, 4% Hispanic, 1% Native American, 4% “other”
14. Payne et. al	2006	161 (64% women; 36% men)	100% African American
15. Poulson et al.	2008	155 (57% women; 43% men)	97% African American
16. St. Rose	2011	222 (Unspecified freshmen)	100% African American
17. Sutton et al.	2011	1,230 (51% women; 49% men)	100% African American
18. Thomas & Freeman	2011	100 (100% women)	98% African American, 1% Pacific Islander, 1% Alaskan Native
19. Thomas et. al.	2008	5,291 (66% women; 34% men)	95.6% African American, 2.2% Hispanic, 2.4 other races, 1.3% “other”
20. Thompson- Robinson et. al.	2005	54 (Unspecified)	Unspecified
21. Valentine et. al.	2003	614	63.7% African American, 20.3% White, 6.5% Asian, 2.9% Hispanic, 1.1% Native American
22. Voetsch et. al.	2010	2705 (100% women)	100% Black
23. Washington et al.	2009	1,865 (100% men)	MSM/MSMW 100% Black Males
24. Wang et. al.	2011	7,372 (65% women; 35% men)	100% African American