Despite growing interest in understanding how social factors drive poor health outcomes,
many academics, policy makers, scientists, elected officials, journalists, and others …

Emerging statistics demonstrate that COVID‐19 disproportionately affects African
Americans. The effects of COVID‐19 for this population are inextricably linked to areas of …

Resource exposure was a key mechanism linking patterns of racial segregation and student
outcomes during the Brown v. Board of Education era. Decades later, past progress on …

This article argues that the integration of race-conscious dialogues in public administration
programs will promote racial and social justice, as well as improve service delivery for a …

This article argues for the inclusion of critical perspectives in public administration curricula
to explore the historical and contemporary processes that contribute to disparity and …

This article explores how voter ID laws further the dismantling of voting rights and the
promises of full political engagement for racial minorities, especially African Americans. The …

In response to workloads and service demands, frontline workers often prioritize among their
clients when delivering public services. This article examines the implications of such …

With growing discussion and action around inequality, climate change, and a global
pandemic, do the current pillars of public administration, economy, efficiency, and …

While there is a developing consensus that governments need to address systemic racism,
public administration scholarship has not played a large role in supporting policymakers …

This article uses critical race theory to examine the implementation of one of the first full-
scale urban renewal rehabilitation projects in Baltimore, Maryland. Using a race-conscious …