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‘If those of us in the medical community are to better understand the mechanisms of medical interventions in different ethnic groups, we need better representation in trials.’

ByKathie-Ann Joseph 0Comments

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Feb 2019

Uncategorized

In NYC and Around the Country, Racial Skew Hampers Trials for New Medicines and Treatments

Adine Usher was diagnosed with breast cancer. She felt upset and worried. Following her surgery, when she had to find a cancer specialist, she learned about a doctor who was…

ByBob Kirsch 2Comments

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Aug 2018

Opinion

City-Views: Making NYC Schools Just Will Take More Than Anti-Bias Training

‘NYC schools perpetuate racism and other injustices in many ways that don’t make the news, like white-centric curriculum and small, everyday acts of implicit bias that diminish students.’

ByPrantik Saha

ByEmmaia Gelman 3Comments

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May 2018

Opinion

CityViews: CUNY Law School Needs to Confront its Race Problem

‘Students with marginalized identities are consistently subjected to a neutral discussion of the very ideas, principles and policies that have questioned their existence and sustained violence in their communities for…

ByRachel Goodman

ByFlorence Otaigbe 14Comments

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May 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Why We Chased Chase’s CEO All the Way to Texas

‘We described just five ways that Chase – the largest bank in the U.S. with $2.5 trillion in assets – has systematically harmed New Yorkers and New York communities.’

BySarah Ludwig

ByAndy Morrison 0Comments

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May 2018

Opinion

CityViews: The History of Racial Signals and HUD’s Proposed Rent Hike

‘Social division serves those who need to divert attention from the injustices that play out daily in our political and economic systems.’

ByHarry DeRienzo 1Comment

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Mar 2018

Opinion

CityViews: The Sims Statue Debate Might be Over but the Issue of Health Inequity Remains

Only blocks from the statue’s new home in Green-Wood Cemetery, where Sims is buried, is a hospital where unequal care for childbearing black women is starkly evident.

ByJudith Salerno 7Comments

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May 2017

Opinion

CityViews: America’s Racial History Breeds Distrust of Land-Use Policies

The distrust that has greeted Bill de Blasio’s rezoning proposals in some neighborhoods stems partly from a long history of racist policy of which the mayor is not part but…

ByHarry DeRienzo 1Comment

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Jan 2017

Opinion

No BackSpace: Amid Racist Sentiment, Year of the Rooster Dawns on a Stronger Chinese NYC

A Trump presidency and persistent incidents of anti-Asian sentiment are disturbing. But this author is appeased by the footsteps of the Year of Rooster and its prophetic messages.

ByRong Xiaoqing 0Comments

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Dec 2016

Housing and Homelessness Opinion

Podcast: Redlining, Racial Politics and the Way Forward in Trump’s America

We wrap up our ‘Building Justice’ series with a discussion about how to talk about the legacy of a racist policy, and what to do to address it in the…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

CityViews: How to Close the Racial Gap at the Frontier of Medicine

In NYC and Around the Country, Racial Skew Hampers Trials for New Medicines and Treatments

City-Views: Making NYC Schools Just Will Take More Than Anti-Bias Training

CityViews: CUNY Law School Needs to Confront its Race Problem

CityViews: Why We Chased Chase’s CEO All the Way to Texas

CityViews: The History of Racial Signals and HUD’s Proposed Rent Hike

CityViews: The Sims Statue Debate Might be Over but the Issue of Health Inequity Remains

CityViews: America’s Racial History Breeds Distrust of Land-Use Policies

No BackSpace: Amid Racist Sentiment, Year of the Rooster Dawns on a Stronger Chinese NYC

Podcast: Redlining, Racial Politics and the Way Forward in Trump’s America

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