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The Health EquiTEA Podcast brings attention to racial health inequities that disproportionately impact Black communities and highlights local and national efforts to address them. By combining historical and contemporary analyses with first-hand stories of advocates, activists, and community organizations, we elevate grassroots Black voices and on-the-ground work as we put their expert knowledge in conversation with academic research and theory. As we make connections between academic research on health inequities and grassroots movements, we hope to inspire further collective action and expand access to knowledge. Ultimately, our goal is to redistribute the expertise by expanding who can be a knowledge producer and change maker.
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Like many medical specialties, the field of psychiatry was built on racist ideas of difference in black and white mental fitness and mental capacity. This historical backdrop of medical and scientific racism paved the way for contemporary inequities in care and the systematic underinvestments in Black mental health. The drivers of long-term Black mental health vulnerabilities are the cumulative and lingering adversities of race-based exclusions from health, educational, social, and economic r...
The United States has a troubling history of black bodies being used as experimental subjects for new drugs or medical treatments. Though the NIH Revitalization Act of 1993 was created to require the inclusion of women and minorities in clinical trials funded by the NIH, Black participation in clinical trials still trails far below the overall demographic makeup of the US. While mistrust of medical research and clinical trials among many black people still exists, exacerbated by medical racis...
In this new landscape of technology, algorithms are used as data to make predictions and aid in decision-making around medical treatment and healthcare access. While they have been known to reinforce discrimination and harm, they also have the capacity to advance health equity and the well-being of Black communities. In this episode of the Health EquiTEA Podcast, Jallicia and Ijeoma frame the struggles for health equity within the recent efforts of Black leaders to leverage innovative technol...
The Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is already disproportionately impacting marginalized groups who struggle to access reproductive healthcare, especially Black birthing people. In this episode of the Health EquiTEA Podcast, Ijeoma and Jallicia frame the fight for abortion access in the long history of reproductive justice for Black birthing people in America. They speak with Marisa Pizii, Deputy Director of Programs and Policy at Collective Power for Reproductive Jus...
The Health EquiTEA Podcast brings attention to racial health inequities that disproportionately impact Black communities and highlights local and national efforts to address them. By combining historical and contemporary analyses with first-hand stories of advocates, activists, and community organizations, we elevate grassroots Black voices and on-the-ground work as we put their expert knowledge in conversation with academic research and theory. As we make connections between academic researc...
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