Elsevier, The Lancet Global Health, Volume 9, April 2021
In 2020, as worldwide protests demanded racial justice, the COVID-19 pandemic shed a stark light on racial inequities in global health: one need look no further than the disproportionate burden shouldered by Black and other racial minority groups in the Americas and Europe.1 Yet, despite the purported racial reckoning of the moment, the global health community has been slow to consciously centre race in our work.
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Ancestry Group; Awareness; Continental Population Groups; Coronavirus Disease 2019; Ethnicity; Female; Gender; Global Health; Health Care Organization; Health Care Personnel; Health Disparity; Health Status Disparities; High Income Country; Human; Humans; Male; Non-governmental Organization; Note; Pandemic; Prevention And Control; Race; Racism; Religion; Sexism; Global
