#racial-disparities

#racial-disparities

Media coverage of Mangione exposes biases in how violent crime is perceived, highlighting issues of race and privilege.

Gun violence legislation discussions in Georgia highlight the need for reform amidst the backdrop of a recent deadly school shooting.

Uterine serous carcinoma tumors in Black patients show more aggressive features than those in white patients, indicating potential racial disparities in cancer outcomes.

The event honors Stuart Scott, raising awareness of racial disparities in cancer research and treatment, promoting vibrant living in the face of cancer.

The event honors Stuart Scott's legacy while focusing on alleviating racial disparities in cancer research and treatment.

Daniel Penny was acquitted of charges for the killing of Jordan Neely, highlighting racial disparities in legal outcomes and societal perceptions.

Fatal overdoses in the U.S. fell in 2023 but do not indicate the end of drug and mental health crises.

Police disproportionately handcuff Black children, highlighting systemic biases in emergency responses to mental health crises.

Discussion on the shift in substance abuse crisis focus from white to Black and Native Americans.

New Jersey state troopers drastically reduced traffic enforcement, leading to a significant increase in motor vehicle crashes and raising concerns over public safety.

The reduction in citations after a report on racial disparities is now under investigation by the attorney general.

Jaywalking is now legal in New York City to address racial disparities in enforcement and facilitate pedestrian movement.

New York City has legalized jaywalking, emphasizing the end of biased enforcement against communities of color.

The recent data shows racial disparities in NYC traffic fatalities, with Hispanic and Asian communities disproportionately affected.

Vulnerable road users in NYC face alarming fatality rates, particularly among Asian and Hispanic populations.

New York City has legalized jaywalking to address racial disparities in enforcement, promoting pedestrian freedom while acknowledging risks involved.

The Marshall Project's Testify investigation revealed alarming judicial participation stats in Cuyahoga County, linking them to systemic racial disparities in criminal justice.

This week marks a significant increase in executions in the U.S., raising serious ethical and procedural concerns about the death penalty.

Missouri executed Marcellus Williams amid significant doubts about his guilt, raising serious ethical concerns about the death penalty.

Arrests for marijuana possession in Miami-Dade persist despite a 2019 directive to stop prosecutions, disproportionately affecting Black defendants.

Biden's marijuana possession pardons have yet to free anyone, highlighting a serious commitment gap in criminal justice reform efforts.

There is an urgent need to reform joint enterprise laws in England and Wales to ensure fairness in prosecutions and sentencing.

Tyreek Hill's traffic stop reveals troubling police behavior and racial disparities in treatment based on celebrity status and race.

Tyreek Hill's traffic violations were dismissed after officers failed to appear in court for the hearing.

Preschool suspensions and expulsions in the U.S. are alarmingly high, disproportionately affecting children of color and those with disabilities.

Dual enrollment among high school students is increasing, especially in community colleges, representing a significant shift in educational pathways.

Teachers given more discretion in reporting students to law enforcement can potentially enhance safety for marginalized groups.

AB 2586 allows undocumented students to pursue on-campus job opportunities legally.

Extreme heat is impacting daily life, education, and mental health, emphasizing the importance of addressing climate change's more subtle effects.

Schools have neglected academically gifted students while focusing on others with special education needs.

Racial disparities in school exclusions disproportionately impact ethnic minority students, leading to increased risks of lost learning and potential systemic injustice.

Urgent call for ministers to address racial disparities faced by ethnic minority communities, emphasized by Equality and Human Rights Commission's report amidst serious inequalities in various sectors.

The article critiques the self-serving nature of social-justice discourse, revealing contradictions in its execution by the privileged class.

The African American Transplant Access Program aims to reduce barriers to transplants for Black patients, improving access and health outcomes.

Autism prevalence has dramatically increased from 2011-2022, confirming earlier reports.

Racial, ethnic, and gender disparities in autism diagnosis may be reducing.

The national decline in overdose deaths masks ongoing crises in specific communities, particularly among marginalized groups.

Lung cancer screening should prioritize duration of smoking over intensity to catch more cases, particularly in Black patients.

Changing screening guidelines can eliminate racial disparities in lung cancer detection.

Maternal health remains a critical public health issue in the U.S. due to high mortality rates and significant disparities in care.

Recognizing and addressing racial disparities in healthcare is essential for achieving health equity.

High levels of urinary cadmium significantly increase the risk of cognitive impairment in White adults, but not in Black adults.

Immigrant families face varied challenges in affording college, with generational progress evident yet disparities persisting among families of color.

Algebra instruction can widen racial and economic disparities, leading to controversies over when and how it should be taught.

Racial disparities in North Carolina's school system disproportionately affect students of color, as highlighted in the 2022-23 Racial Equity Report Cards.

California formally apologizes for slavery and its lingering effects through new legislation aimed at repairing racial disparities.

California formally apologizes for slavery and acknowledges its enduring impacts on Black Americans through new reparations legislation.

California officially apologizes for slavery and its lasting impacts on Black Americans through newly signed reparations legislation.

Empowering patients with at-home blood pressure monitoring post-birth reduces readmission rates and racial disparities, improving maternal health outcomes.

Maternal health in the U.S. is in a state of emergency, especially among Black women, highlighting the need for systemic change.

States aim to better support treatment for pregnant women with substance use disorder and address racial disparities in drug testing and reporting.

Zaire Byrd's suspension highlights the systemic disparities in school discipline affecting Black students, undermining their educational opportunities.

Racial disparities in school discipline remain a critical issue, worsened by underinvestment in low-income schools.

Proposed bill allows suspension/expulsion for cyberbullying outside school; ACLU opposes for potential disproportionate impact on students of color.

Black children face significantly higher rates of strip-search by police, indicating systemic discrimination and a need for police reform.

One in 20 child strip-searches by police lacked compliance with legal standards in England and Wales over five years, signaling serious issues in practice.

Maternal mortality rate in the US decreased significantly in 2022 from a spike in 2021 but remains high, especially among Black women.

Black mothers in England face disproportionately high rates of investigations, mortality, and complications during childbirth, reflecting systemic healthcare issues.

Diversity among college students has increased, but significant racial disparities in educational attainment and completion rates persist.

Black and Latine college students face financial hardships; females more likely to experience financial insecurities.

Black menopausal women are significantly less likely to be on hormone replacement therapy compared to white women.

Racial and ethnic minorities with lung cancer experience higher intensity of end-of-life care compared to white patients.

Black prisoners face higher rates of botched executions in the U.S. criminal justice system, revealing shocking racial disparities and raising concerns about the inequities inside the death chamber.

Botched executions of Black people disproportionately highlight racial disparities in the death penalty system.