The COVID-19 pandemic, with its striking inequities in mortality rates between Whites and
stigmatized racial/ethnic groups in the US and UK, and the recent global protests about …

Examples of racial injustice (including COVID-19 inequities, police killings of Black people,
and mass shootings targeting specific racial and ethnic groups) are prevalent in US society …

COVID-19 has changed our lives and it appears to be especially harmful for some groups
more than others. Black and Asian ethnic minorities are at particular risk and have reported …

Systemic racism is deeply rooted in America. The COVID-19 pandemic further brought to
light the racial disparities for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), ranging from …

This pandemic has not only incited xenophobic rhetoric, but has also unveiled deeper
systemic xenophobic structures, which both play into, and arise from, these narratives. Early …

The COVID‐19 pandemic retells a story that other diseases like HIV, diabetes, and cancer
have clearly internationally illustrated. Minorities in developed countries across the globe …

Immigrants account for 13.7% of the US population, and the great majority of these
individuals originate from Latin America or Asia. Immigrant communities experience striking …

Racialized disparities in mental health outcomes are a significant ethical issue in the United
States and a systemic challenge that needs to be addressed by both clinicians and …

There is growing evidence that income inequality is associated with mental health outcomes
in highincome societies. 1 Greater income inequality is significantly correlated with higher …

Williams and colleagues provide an overview of the mental health status for members of five
US minorities, evaluating the available scientific evidence of racial variations in mental …