Systemic by Layal Liverpool

"Systemic" by Layal Liverpool delves into the racial disparities in healthcare access, highlighting how racism affects health outcomes for people of color. The book explores how systemic racism is embedded in medical practices and impacts the physical and psychological well-being of marginalized communities. Liverpool challenges the misconception of biological differences between races and emphasizes the role of racial stereotypes and trauma in influencing health. Through a data-driven approach, the book advocates for addressing biases and closing data gaps to improve healthcare equity.

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Published
2024
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Length
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Pages
306
Original Language
English
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