The history of systemic problems also includes gender inequality in the workplace, where organizations have perpetuated wage gaps and limited advancement opportunities for women. Such deeply rooted issues often go unrecognized, hiding in ...

 As we delve deeper into the systemic nature of racial injustice, this discussion will highlight how contemporary issues, such as the expansion of ICE raids and the broader immigration enforcement practices, are deeply interconnected with ...

 The quest for universal health care cannot be divorced from the realities of racial history in the United States. Addressing systemic racism within the health care framework is vital for ensuring that health equity becomes more than just ...

 One of the distinguishing features of the seven levels of racism is its ability to illustrate the continuum of racism, from individual biases and prejudices to systemic practices embedded within institutional structures. This nuanced unde...

 It’s important to clarify: “hidden costs” doesn’t mean immigration and diversity are net bad. Rather, it means there are challenges, trade-offs, and unintended consequences that often aren’t acknowledged explicitly in public debate. Some ...