African American Women’s Maternal Healthcare Experiences: A Critical Race Theory Perspective

Confronting Racism in All Forms of Pain Research: A Shared Commitment for Engagement, Diversity, and Dissemination

“…Research led by racialized scholars is often under-cited across all pain research fields, including pain disparities, which devalues these academic contributions. As this work provides the basis for our field's knowledge of the effects of racism on pain outcomes, it is critical to value and include racialized scholars 4 . In support of these necessary changes, the Toolkits for Equity project have created the freely available Antiracism Toolkit for Allies 33,127 , which provide a common framework, shared vocabulary, and best practices.…”

Unaffirmed and color‐blind: Racial worldview and stigma experienced in interracial relationships

“…Originating in the study of law, CRT posits that racism operates in subtle and systemic ways to disadvantage people of color, resulting in unearned advantages for those identified as White (Delgado & Stenfancic, 2017). CRT has seen a disciplinary expansion as social and humanities science scholars outline the ways in which race impacts experiences in healthcare (Adebayo et al, 2021), education (Ledesma & Calderón, 2015), and family development (Burton et al, 2010), among others. In the understanding of the interpersonal influence of race, racial worldview considers the theoretical diversity of intergroup dynamics that are greatly explored in social psychology.…”

La théorie critique de la race en médecine

“…Un nombre croissant d'études médicales fondées sur la théorie critique de la race, publiées au cours des 10 dernières années, ont mis en lumière les répercussions du racisme sur la manière dont les médecins traitent leurs patients, qu'il s'agisse de soins primaires, de rhumatologie ou d'obstétrique 2,4,[6][7][8] . Cependant, on a peu discuté des moyens d'intégrer la théorie critique de la race au sein même de la profession médicale.…”