#Inequities

Tetyana Shippee, PhD

TetShippee

As a scholar of #ltss quality, I want to be intentional in citing the work of Black scholars in this space. Yet, the field of #ltss quality is still primarily

Jennifer McClellan

JennMcClellanVA

My mom, aunts, grandmother, & great grandmother were all domestic workers for white families in segregated Mississippi for white families. As Mom tells it, that’s all they could do. As

Ed Yong

edyong209

I wrote the Atlantic’s next cover story on the COVIDization of science. No other disease has been scrutinized so intensely, by so much combined intellect, in so brief a time.

Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo

KBibbinsDomingo

Out today in @JAMAInternalMed our study led by @ch272n looking at excess mortality in CA in the first 6 months of the pandemic.Excess Mortality in California During the COVID-19 Pandemic,

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

I've had this conversation dozens of times with white friends and colleagues. It is, I would argue, one of the major epistemological fault lines in our political culture today. tl;dr--structures/systems

Jane Lindholm

JaneLindholm

Dr. Bell asks Vermonters to make decisions about their personal lives through a wider lens of equity. She hopes people will think about those who are more vulnerable than we

Josh Artus

Josh_Artus

2020 ListEnding the year with a thread on the 20 articles, videos, reports that I’ve enjoyed the most on issues around health, cities, climate change, real estate and want to

Rebekah Fenton, MD, FAAP

RFentonMD

In honor of MLK Day, I want to share a thread about his year in Chicago (did yall know he spent time here?) In 1965, after the Voting Rights Act

M Triguero-Mas

ItaTrigueroMas

Have you ever wondered if/how the political and social production of green-playful child-friendly amenities effect how children use and benefit from those spaces?Read @carmenppulgar @ianguelovski #JamesConnolly paper to learn more!1/12

Michael Leachman

leachma2

There are a lot of big problems with the Senate Republicans’ newly unveiled #COVIDRelief package. Among the biggest: it has *no new fiscal aid* for states & cities, whose revenues

Blatina Momma, Esq.

73mbh

I watched the SHS announcement video so you don't have to (you're welcome)Sharing my observations and commentary A thread: She begins by referencing her support for the "rule of law"

Research for Action

Research4Action

1/11 Always an honor to collaborate with @PaCrossroads and @WHYYNews and to contribute to this terrific reporting from @SojournerAhebee.https://twitter.com/byKevinMcCorry/status/1339580172069167106 2/11 Apologies for a loooong thread, but w

Tiffany Green

Tiffany_L_Green

I don't know how I missed this excellent commentary from @RRHDr and @BeahboutIT on examining racism in health services research (HSR), but now I've seen it and every HSR needs

Madeleine March-Meenagh

marchmeenagh

The #COVID19 pandemic and #BlackLivesMatter movement have both highlighted racial & economic inequities embedded in society. #LiveAtUrban, I'm checking out how communities can leverage metrics to boost upward mobility

Stan Yoshinobu

stanyoshinobu

1. Let's compare CA (population 40M) with France and the UK, two countries planning or having already reopened schools. I note that no one wants schools to reopen more than

Jeremy McClayton

jemcbuckets

my buddy and ex-roomie @zarzarbinkss and I had a conversation about "white allyship" a few weeks ago, namely a/b how many of white ppl marching w/ #blm around police brutality

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