What Can We Do?
Harvard sociologist David Williams offered many ways people can fight back against institutional racism and implicit bias and make a healthier social environment for all people. His suggestions range from little daily acts to big reforms. Among them: TREAT OTHERS...A Psychiatric Nurse and Public Health Professor React to Williams’ Presentations
Linnea is a psychiatric nurse for Lakeland Health system. What Harvard sociologist David Williams said in his July 10 morning presentation in St. Joseph, Mich., shook her up and opened her eyes to her own racial prejudices. Sherine R. Brown-Fraser is chair of the...
Race and Place: Eminent Sociologist Calls for Dismantling ‘The House That Racism Built’
David Williams Describes How Long-term and Pervasive Racism Has Caused Racial Health Disparities. But He Offers Hope and Solutions. By COMMUNITY GRAND ROUNDS TEAM ST JOSEPH, Mich. July 2018—A world-renowned expert on health inequities between black and white Americans...Healing the Trauma of Racism
Health disparities in communities of color are real and critical. https://t.co/zRewAhumTZ
On Blackface - its history and cultural significance https://t.co/Vw8kViRIms.
It’s good to see coverage of possible racial bias among EMTs.
American Medical Response in Portland is “going to hire more people of color.” A diverse workforce is one of the best antidotes to bias and stereotypes.
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Courageous Conversations require a bit of kindess. https://t.co/PY2bc9T54f
White Saviors or just well-meaning? https://t.co/9GBfqcOL00
