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Black medical professionals are being courted by the Senate to help fill gaps caused by a health care worker shortage that is projected to leave the U.S. with more than 100,000 fewer physicians over the next decade.
You’ve probably read the headlines, heard the stories or have one of your own, but it’s an inescapable fact that Black people consistently face biases when it comes to healthcare.
By: Benjamin F. Chavis Jr. President Joe Biden will make his State of the Union address on March 7. As a veteran civil rights leader committed to improving public safety and unlocking economic prosperity in our communities, there are a few policies I hope the president will address. There also is one I hope he
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The racism that persists in the medical community is ostracizing Black people, particularly women, from pursuing a career in the field. The lack of diversity and inclusion in the medical providers directly and negatively impacts Black and minority patients and their health.