Navigating Racism: Journal Articles on Structural Inequities is a comprehensive anthology that provides a critical examination of structural racism and its pervasive impact across various facets of society and healthcare. With contributions from leading researchers, this collection delves into the subtle yet powerful mechanisms of prejudices that perpetuate discrimination and health disparities, particularly in precision medicine. Key articles assess and propose actionable steps for combating bias in healthcare systems, analyze stark racial disparities in COVID-19 mortality rates, and explore environmental justice issues linked to systemic racism. The book also provides a deep dive into institutional biases and the psychological impacts of racial segregation, exemplified by Malcolm X's personal struggles. Lastly, it highlights educational and activism efforts aimed at eradicating racism and promoting social justice. Through meticulous research and insightful narratives, this collection urges readers to confront and address deeply rooted injustices, fostering a more equitable society.

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