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Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Adults Suffer Second Highest Cardiovascular Death Rate in the US
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Adults Suffer Second Highest Cardiovascular Death Rate in the US
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When air quality declines, low-income people and communities of color suffer the most
People in areas that were redlined 100 years ago are more likely to have more highways, more dumping grounds, and more air pollution
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Black and Hispanic children suffer disproportionately from asthma. Climate change is making it worse.
Ever since they were infants, LaRae Cantley’s four children were constantly in and out of the emergency room, because they couldn’t bre...
Black and Hispanic Americans disproportionately suffer from traffic-related deaths: study – The Hill
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A new study analyzed 2017 traffic fatality and travel data by race to understand disparities in traffic deaths.Â
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'Obi-Wan Star' Moses Ingram Is the Latest 'Star Wars' Actor to Suffer Racism In a Galaxy Far, Far Away
Obi-Wan Kenobi has gotten pretty good reviews so far, but racist messages fans sent to Moses Ingram, who plays one of the bad guys in the Disney+ s...
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