Reparations proposals typically target wealth. Yet slavery's and Jim Crow's long echoes also
steal time, such as by producing shorter Black lifespans even today. I argue that lost time …

Racial, Ethnic, and Socioeconomic Differences in Critical Care Near the End of Life - Critical
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Race and ethnicity are sociopolitical and not biological constructs, and assertions that these
population descriptors have scientific meaning has caused significant harm. A critical …

Importance Uncertainty remains among clinicians regarding processes to address and
resolve conflict around anti-Black racism. Objective To elicit clinicians' perceptions of their …

Simple Summary Racially and culturally minoritized persons with serious illness receive
subpar and potentially harmful care at end of life. Despite health equity initiatives, little is …

Importance Shared decision-making is the preferred method for evaluating complex
tradeoffs in the care of patients with critical illness. However, it remains unknown whether …

We hypothesize that deepening resource scarcity results in rationing on the basis of group
identity in settings with underlying discrimination. We provide evidence of such race-based …

Healthcare inequity is a persistent systemic problem, yet many solutions have historically
focused on “debiasing” individuals. Individualistic strategies fit within a competency‐based …

Serious illness communication can be especially distressing for patients who are critically ill
and their loved ones who experience forms of discrimination based on identities such as …

Objective Many have found racial differences in clinician-patient communication using
validated codebooks that represent effective communication. No codebooks used for …