The Journal of Black Psychology is a professional academic journal dedicated to exploring the psychological characteristics, mental health status, and related social issues of the black community. This journal is committed to providing a platform for psychological researchers, educators, clinical doctors, and scholars interested in the mental health of black people to exchange and share research results, with a particular focus on the mental health issues, mental illnesses, and prevention and treatment strategies of black communities in different social environments and cultural backgrounds.

The magazine covers a variety of academic articles from theoretical discussions to empirical research, including but not limited to fields such as social psychology, developmental psychology, clinical psychology, counseling psychology, and health psychology. It pays special attention to issues such as racial identity, cultural adaptation, experiences of discrimination, and community mental health services, aiming to promote a deeper understanding of the psychological state of black people through scientific research, and advance knowledge development and practical improvement in related fields.