Black Americans represent 13.4% of the United States (US) population but only 3.6% of US
medical school faculty [1, 2]. This inequity is due to different manifestations of structural …

How Abolition of Race-Based Medicine Is Necessary to American Health Justice | Journal of
Ethics | American Medical Association Skip to main content AMA Journal of Ethics ® Illuminating …

The Health Equity and Racism Lab centers an analysis of racism, deepening understanding
of the historical and contextual ways that" race" has structured society and therefore our …

A remarkable and compelling editorial 1 entitled “Learning from the Past and Working in the
Present to Create an Antiracist Future for Academic Medicine” was published in our journal …

Race, as a 'technology for the management of human difference'1 has profound
repercussions for the health and flourishing of human beings across the world …

Building on an everyday clinical practice perspective, the authors provide clear and detailed
definitions of concepts and terms related to racism and health. Filled with examples of …

Health care systems the world over are not as responsive as they need to be–and are
morally obliged to be–to the health care needs of minority racial and ethnic groups. Over the …

Bias, Black Lives, and Academic Medicine | New England Journal of Medicine Skip to main
content The New England Journal of Medicine homepage Advanced Search SEARCH …

Remembering Past Lessons about Structural Racism Though the mounting resolve to
address structural racism in US medicine and public health is welcome, the theory and …

Such invalidation, microaggressions, and macroaggressions are glaring, and their
repetitions can contribute to chronic stress for Black women in medicine. Obstacles faced by …