Racial discrimination significantly impacts youth mental health, contributing to issues like depression and anxiety. In her book, 'Original Sins', sociologist Eve L. Ewing examines the racial hierarchy ingrained in the American education system, arguing that this systemic racism harms students' mental well-being. She calls for a radical reimagining of educational practices that prioritize mental health and equity. Amid ongoing discussions about diversity, equity, and inclusion in education, Ewing's insights encourage lawmakers to learn from history to create a more supportive educational environment for all.
Racial discrimination leads to mental health issues such as depression and anxiety in youth, highlighting the need for educational reform.
Eve L. Ewing emphasizes the importance of addressing systemic racism in education to foster the mental well-being of all students.
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