Despite growing interest in the health-related consequences of racially discriminatory
institutional policies and practices, public health scholars have yet to reach a consensus on …

Progress toward racial health equity cannot be made if we cannot measure its fundamental
driver–structural racism. As in other epidemiological studies, the first step is to measure the …

Communities of color and poor neighborhoods are disproportionately exposed to more air
pollution—a pattern known as environmental injustices. Environmental injustices increase …

Background Structural racism is a powerful determinant of health that drives health
disparities, morbidity, and mortality across racialized and minoritized groups. Purpose This …

Purpose: To determine the associations between state-level indicators of structural racism
and incidence of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) among black and white women …

Objectives Information on how life expectancy, disability-free life expectancy, and quality-
adjusted life expectancy varies across equity-relevant subgroups is required to conduct …

Historically, African American women have experienced racial disparities in miscarriage,
stillbirth, and infant mortality rates. Yet, little attention has been given to stressors that African …

Policy Points State‐level social and economic policies that expand tax credits, increase paid
parental leave, raise the minimum wage, and increase tobacco taxes have been …

The presence of macroaggressions, or obvious, overt, system-wide racial offensives and
abusive acts evidenced in organizational systems and structures (eg, confederate flags; …

Objective This study sought to identify disparities in the timing of alveolar bone grafting
(ABG) surgery and the replacement strategy for missing maxillary lateral incisors for patients …