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Experienced Racism Contributes to Poor Cancer Survivorship Outcomes
Cancer survivors from historically marginalized racial and ethnic groups who experience racism are more likely to report physical, mental, sleep, a...
Black Woman Pharmacist Contributes $100,000 to HBCU Medical Program
This HBCU alum is using her success to support the generation of medical professionals coming behind her.
Dr. Brandy Williams, a proud Texas Southe...
Smoke from ag burning contributes to long-term health effects for Valley Latino residents
This is part of the series When the Smoke Clears, produced with the support of the USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism Impact Fund.
Norma V...
How Racial Discrimination in Homeowners Insurance Contributes to Systemic Racism and Redlining · Consumer Federation of America
Over the last few years, policymakers and advocates have become increasingly aware of the role that housing discrimination plays in systemic racism...
Race Matters In America: SPLC Contributes To UN Report On Racial Issues Facing Blacks, Minorities
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Millions of Americans, particularly people of color, are facing growing inequality, discrimination and even exclusion, including ...
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