..., and we present evidence that it is associated with a penalty in the labour market. Exploiting this index, we further investigate whether information on parents’ place of birth is valuable and adequate to measure population diversity. racial discrimination inequality France France represents...

... measure in chronic pain samples, ³³ and demonstrated adequate internal consistency in the current study (α = 0.91). Abstract Objective We examined the intersection between chronic pain stigma and racial discrimination, separately among Black and White US adults with chronic low back pain...

.../pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Background African American adults exhibit disproportionately high rates of tobacco-related diseases and associated death. Experiences with racial discrimination contribute to health disparities among African Americans, but more research is needed...

...Eleanor Seaton; Aggie Yellow Horse; Edward D Vargas We included three key independent variables deriving from previous research and guiding theoretical frameworks: racial identity, racial discrimination, and acknowledgement of anti-Black racism. Racial identity measured whether...

... and reimagining of the role of race and racism in transitional justice and beyond. Race racial discrimination racial justice racism transitional justice * Nathan Patz Professor of Law, University of Maryland School of Law and Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, School of Medicine...

... review by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Institutional Review Board. The exposure of interest was the experience of racial discrimination in institutional settings, measured using a scale developed by Krieger ( 5 , 23 ). Participants responded to questions on whether they had “ever...

...) that either: (1) focused the review on racism and health, racial discrimination and health, or racialized health inequities (n = 27; 4%); (2) mentioned racialized groups but did not focus on racism or racialized health inequities (n = 399; 59%); or (3) included no mention of racialized...

... discrimination suggest that multiple mechanisms may be involved. Lay Summary Experiencing racial discrimination may undermine health through effects on health behavior, including patterns of food consumption. In two studies, we tested whether racial discrimination was linked with food consumption, specifically...

... if they lived in states with more policies in place to regulate the legal use of those records. Consistent with research linking policies regulating access to records to racial discrimination, black men living in protective states reported this employment penalty even if they did not have criminal records...

... NVivo 12, followed by a secondary analysis informed by critical race theory. Of the 1289 articles screened, 16 articles from five countries met the inclusion criteria. Racial discrimination is heightened during pandemic periods, due to the social association of specific racial groups with pandemic...

... to the editor, the author has expressed how a Chinese notion of ren is a powerful tool to negate the stigma of racial discrimination among Asian people. I would argue that within the Filipino psyche, the notion of kapwa or “shared self” can be an equivalent socio-normative ideal that can...

... the possible underestimation of the lifetime burden of discrimination when utilizing the Experiences of Discrimination Scale to capture self-reports of discrimination over time. classism gender discrimination life course racial discrimination racism sexism socioeconomic status discrimination Descriptive...

...Kellee White; Bethany A Bell; Shuo J Huang; David R Williams; Robert J Taylor Table 1. Indices of Fit for Perceived General Discrimination and Racial Discrimination Identified in Repeated Measures Latent Profile Analyses (N = 2926) Model (No. of Trajectories) Log Likelihood Best...

... In the present analysis, we sought to examine whether PA served as a resilience factor that could buffer the impacts of racial discrimination on AL. Resilience represents the ability to sustain relatively normal functioning despite significant adversity or risks [ 23 ]. Within a buffering hypothesis, resilience...

... contended that the term is ‘extremely offensive, especially to the Aboriginal people, and falls within the definition of racial discrimination in Article 1’. ²¹ He clarified that he had no objection to honouring Mr Brown or naming a football stand in his honour, but that at the time the nickname...

... Black women are disproportionately affected by systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a chronic, potentially debilitating autoimmune disease, and they also experience more rapid progression and worse outcomes compared with other groups. We examined if racial discrimination is associated with disease...

... or Experience of Racial Discrimination^b Depressive Symptomatology Only^c Experience of Racial Discrimination Only^d Depressive Symptomatology and Experience of Racial Discrimination^e Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI Total Sample...

.../ethnicity. We identified subgroups more likely to report experiencing discrimination and investigated the association between self-reported discrimination and depressive symptoms in older Chinese adults living in the Greater Chicago area. Racial discrimination Mental health Acculturation Personality...

...Callie H. Burt; Man Kit Lei; Ronald L. Simons For many years scholars neglected the cogent insights of W.E.B. Du Bois (1899) that racial discrimination is directly implicated in the genesis of crime among African Americans. This oversight is being corrected, as at least 15 recent studies have...

... of the Study This study examined whether the relation between perceived racial discrimination and psychiatric disorders varied by large geographic region among Black older adults in the United States. Design and Methods Black adults aged 55 or older who had experienced racial/ethnic-specific...