American Muslims Are at High Risk of Suicide – 20 Years Post-9/11, the Links Between Islamophobia and Suicide Remain Unexplored
American Muslims are two times as likely to attempt suicide compared to other major faith groups
Pandemic Unveils Growing Suicide Crisis for Communities of Color
Research shows that while suicide rates have dropped for white Americans in recent years, it is a growing crisis for communities of color
Racism at the OB-GYN: Bias Can Be Deadly
Three phrases on a poster in a Georgia OB-GYN's office spoke volumes about racism Black women continue to face when seeking health care
Born Too Soon
A closer look at Covid-19, health inequities, race and preterm birth
How Sarah Baartman’s Hips Went From a Symbol of Exploitation to a Source of Empowerment for Black Women
In the 1800s, Sarah Baartman was an African woman who was paraded around Europe, where spectators jeered at her large buttocks
US Has a Long History of Violence Against Asian Women
Harmful stereotypes of Asian women in American popular culture date back to at least the 19th century
One Year on, Muslim Women Reflect on Wearing the Niqab in a Mask-wearing World
Racialized perceptions related to masks have put an additional burden on groups that already experience racism and inequality.