Due to systemic and structural inequities, the COVID‐19 pandemic disproportionately
impacts the Black community, along with ongoing anti‐Black racism and violence. Violence …

Objective: Discriminatory practices in mental health care undermine the right to health of
marginalized service users. Intersectional approaches enable consideration of multiple …

The needs of the Black/African American population in the United States have historically
been neglected in research, including in the development of therapies and services to …

Background: Black women and their infants face heightened health risks during pregnancy,
labor, and delivery that, for many, cost them their lives. Such health risks during this critical …

The older adult population in the United States (US) is becoming more racially and
ethnically diverse, whereas most practicing neuropsychologists are white. Psychologists …

In mental health ethics, it is generally assumed that coercive measures are sometimes
justified when persons with mental illness endanger themselves or others. Coercive …

Black veterans experience disparities in mental health (MH) care access and are
disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Video telehealth to home (VTH) may reduce …

Objective: This study used an ecosocial perspective to examine ethnoracial disparities in
timely outpatient follow-up care after psychiatric hospitalization in a cohort of Medicaid …

Background There is currently an increasing recognition of and focus on structural and
institutional racism and its impacts on health disparities. In psychiatry and mental health …

Abstract The history of African Americans is composed of ongoing inhumane and
normalized mistreatment that continues to generate widespread issues and challenges …