نژادپرستی: علم و ابزارها برای حرفه‌ای‌های بهداشت عمومی

This important publication builds on the racial health equity work that public health advocates and others have been doing for decades. They have documented the existence of health inequities and have combatted health inequities stemming from racism. This book, which targets racism directly and includes the word squarely in its title, marks an important shift in the field's antiracism struggle for racial health equity. It is intended for use in a wide range of settings including health departments, schools, and in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors where public health professionals work. It will also benefit students still in training and will also serve as a practical reference text for courses and workshops. In this way, this book anticipates acting as a bridge connecting public health professionals, students, community members, as well as policymakers. Cover Title page Copyright Contents Tables and Figures Foreword: An APHA Perspective Foreword: The Long Trajectory Preface Acknowledgments 1 Introduction I. IS RACISM A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE? 2 Overcoming the Impact of Racism on the Health of Communities: What We Have Learned and What We Have Not Appendix 2A: Historical Documents 3 “We Just Haven’t Put Our Minds to It”: An Interview With David Williams Describing the Trajectory of His Career Studying Racism 4 A Call for Leadership in Tackling Systemic and Structural Racism in the Academy A Note From the Battlefield II. HOW DOES RACISM AFFECT HEALTH? 5 Black–White Health Inequalities by Intentional Design: The Lasting Health Impact of Racial Residential Segregation 6 Structural Racism in Policing and Mass Incarceration: A Driver of Health Disparities in Black and Latino/Latina Communities 7 Critical Race Theory, Racial Stratification in Education, and Public Health INTERPERSONAL- AND INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL MECHANISMS 8 John Henryism, Structural Racism, and Cardiovascular Health Risks in Black Americans 9 The Burden of Cultural Racism: Vigilance and Racial Health Inequities 10 Racism Across the Life Course ACTION AND ALLEGORIES 11 Action and Allegories III. WHAT DO WE DO? A Note From the Battlefield 12 Epidemiology—Why Epidemiologists Must Reckon With Racism 13 Scientific Literacy: An Opportunity for Meaningful Engagement of Communities of Color in Public Health Research 14 Health Care: Antiracism Organizing for Culture and Institutional Change in Cancer Care Appendix 14A: HEET Evaluation Survey Appendix 14B: HEET Observation Tool Appendix 14C: HEET Debriefing Questions for Facilitators and Observers 15 Organizing—What Do White People Need to Know to Be Effective Antiracism Allies Within Public Health? 16 Critical Race Theory’s Antiracism Approaches: Moving From the Ivory Tower to the Front Lines of Public Health A Note From the Battlefield IV. ARE THERE GROUP-SPECIFIC EXPERIENCES? A Note From the Battlefield 17 Hate Crimes in the United States 18 “We Are Peoples”: Reclaiming Native Health 19 Multilevel Racism and Native Hawaiian Health 20 The Global and Historical Nature of Racism and Health Among Asian Americans 21 Racism and the Health of Latina/Latino Communities 22 How Racism Has Shaped the Health of Black Americans and What to Do About It 23 Racialization of Religious Minorities V. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? A Note From the Battlefield 24 Toward a Comprehensive Understanding of Racism and Health Inequities: A Multilevel Approach Conclusion VI. APPENDICES Appendix A: Three Examples of Community-Based Antiracism Projects Appendix B: Selected Measures of Racism Appendix C: Annotated Resource List Appendix D: Glossary Contributors Index This important publication builds on the racial health equity work that public health advocates and others have been doing for decades. They have documented the existence of health inequities and have combated health inequities stemming from racism. This book, which targets racism directly and includes the word squarely in its title, marks an important shift in the field's antiracism struggle for racial health equity. It is intended for use in a wide range of settings including health departments, schools, and in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors where public health professionals work. It will also benefit students still in training and will also serve as a practical reference text for courses and workshops. In this way, this book anticipates acting as a bridge connecting public health professionals, students, community members, as well as policymakers.--Publisher's website "This publication builds on the racial health equity work that public health advocates and others have been doing for decades. They have documented the existence of health inequities and have combatted health inequities stemming from racism. This book, which targets racism directly and includes the word squarely in its title, marks a shift in the field's antiracism struggle for racial health equity. It is intended for use in a wide range of settings including health departments, schools, and in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors where public health professionals work. It will also benefit students still in training and will also serve as a practical reference text for courses and workshops. In this way, this book anticipates acting as a bridge connecting public health professionals, students, community members, as well as policymakers." --Publisher's website This Book Outlines The Relationship Between Racism And Health, While Providing Public Health Professionals With A Variety Of Actions, Strategies, And Tools To Understand And Address The Public Health Implications Of Racism, As Well As Inspiration To Pursue Health Equity-- Edited By Chandra L. Ford, Phd, Mph, Mlis, Derek M. Griffith, Phd, Marino A. Bruce, Phd, Msrc, Mdiv And Keon L. Gilbert, Drph, Mpa, Ma. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.