Elsevier, eClinicalMedicine, Volume 36, June 2021
For centuries racism - a system of advantage where opportunity and value are assigned based on socially constructed categories of “race” - has contributed to human division, conflicts, and suffering [1]. Racial and ethnic inequalities in health, education and life chances are well-documented, and are deeply rooted in colonization, legal subordination, degradation, displacement, genocide and enslavement of targeted populations [2].
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Citizenship; Health Care Policy; Health Disparity; Health Equity; Health Impact Assessment; Health Insurance; Health Service; Immunity; Mental Health; Mental Stress; Migration; Nonhuman; Note; Nursing; Physical Violence; Physician; Psychosocial Disorder; Socioeconomics; Stereotypy; Structural Racism; Violence; Xenophobia; Global