We think Ogletree has those disparities, has those disparities in great measure, and will not be able to justify the disparities under the law.
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"The report focuses on income disparities, but not wealth disparities," she said.
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Potential disparities There are also racial and ethnic disparities, according to the CDC.
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Remarkably, these health disparities are mirrored by, and arguably exacerbated by disparities in nature access.
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Also, while the study examined disparities between states, it did not examine disparities within states.
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Preferential admissions says if you somehow manage to navigate all those other legacies of slavery — wealth disparities, income disparities, information disparities — then we will give you additional consideration in admissions.
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"Racial and ethnic disparities for legal intervention deaths reflect disparities in levels of poverty," he said.
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These access disparities are not new and there are local communities dedicated to narrowing these disparities.
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Disclosure also could help to reduce disparities in income, as well as disparities in tax payments.
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After all, huge disparities in parents' income tend to translate into large disparities in children's opportunities.
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As economic disparities between men and women have narrowed, political disparities have widened, at least among millennials.
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"Disparities in sugar-sweetened soda consumption mirror obesity disparities," said a study of New York City soda drinkers.
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"There's a lot of interest in economic disparities in the U.S., but the health disparities are a really clear reflection of the social and economic disparities that we know exist," Professor Greg Roth told CNBC.
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"These ongoing disparities highlight that more than just health care access is necessary to resolve racial disparities in birth outcomes," she said.
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Racial disparities run deep too: There is effectively one health system for white people and another for minorities, given the disparities in income.
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People with lower income have less access to care, and the persistent racial disparities in socioeconomic status filter through into giant disparities in health.
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Neither Drum or Matthews accounted for regional disparities in white poverty rates, and they failed to anticipate how those disparities would impact the election.
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The result of disparities in healthy beverage and food access is the perpetuation of disparities is major chronic diseases that develop secondary to obesity.
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The disparities were particularly troubling, the report says, because by its nature the military controls for certain factors that account for disparities in civilian justice systems.
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Rodriguez, the Supreme Court justice Lewis Powell declared that school funding disparities created by property taxes were not unconstitutional, despite those disparities tracking faithfully along racial lines.
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Disparities were found between race and ethnic groups across all the areas examined and the work to remove the barriers that create these disparities needs to continue.
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That you can have this data now and you can see whether there are racial disparities in stops and racial disparities in searches and arrests and so forth.
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"It is essential to monitor progress in reducing these disparities if we want to continue to see improvement and eventually eliminate racial disparities in cancer outcomes," DeSantis said.
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I wonder whether the disparities in publication queue length among different days of the week correlate to disparities in the number of puzzles submitted that are appropriate for that day.
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"It is inconceivable that Congress, in an Act the primary purpose of which was to eliminate long-existing 'endemic' sex-based wage disparities, would create an exception for basing new hires' salaries on those very disparities—disparities that Congress declared are not only related to sex but caused by sex," Reinhardt wrote.
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In fact, epidemiological evidence from England suggests that in communities with nearby green space, income-based disparities in morbidity and mortality are significantly dampened, compared to disparities in less green neighborhoods.
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We're seeing trends toward wider disparities in income, bigger gaps in home ownership among different demographic groups and also seeing wider disparities in wealth, and the presence of debt, said Molinsky.
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Dr. Joseph Betancourt, who directs The Disparities Solutions Center at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and was not involved with the new study, expected to see racial disparities in hospital readmissions.
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Most of this recent shift from adequate to inadequate sleep duration was among Hispanic and non-Hispanic black adults, widening racial and ethnic disparities in sleep, and potentially disparities in health.
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But ASEAN -- you see great disparities between the members.
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"The racial disparities in officer respect are clear and consistent, yet the causes of these disparities are less clear," reads the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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"I was encouraged by the fact that the recognition of ADHD in adults is increasing and disparities decreasing, though alarmed by the substantial work still needed to remove such disparities," he said.
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Before beginning the study, the lead researchers—Nestor Esnaola, associate director of cancer disparities at the Fox Chase Cancer Center, and Marvella Ford, associate director of population sciences and cancer disparities at MUSC's Hollings Cancer Center—analyzed cancer registries in South Carolina, finding there were racial treatment disparities among breast, colon, rectal, and lung cancer patients.
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"Decreases in health disparities are not going to be found solely on a biological basis," he says, noting that biology does matter but is only one of many factors causing minority health disparities.
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Berenson doesn't dig into the potential causes and disparities here.
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The study found geographical differences as well as ethnic disparities.
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The brutality, disparities and inhumanity of incarceration will still exist.
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Such exceptional disparities in drug prices are typical in America.
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This may help explain other police shooting disparities as well.
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Go deeper: ACA reduced racial disparities in cancer treatment access
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The many compounding economic and racial disparities do the same.
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Still, they found "robust racial disparities that disadvantaged blacks" exist.
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Other disparities reflect differences in companies' businesses, and business models.
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Disparities are even more striking along racial and ethnic lines.
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How do you resolve the Medicaid spending disparities across states?
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Some of these factors have contributed to disparities in investing.
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There was also disparities within groups of people born prematurely.
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The real source of disparities in tech starts far earlier.
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Racial disparities add more complexities to the gender equality picture.
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Health care disparities are a clear reflection of economic inequality.
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Even as regional disparities widen, people are becoming less mobile.
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Third, our investments in infrastructure can address disparities in health.
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Regional disparities have contributed to differing perceptions of the economy.
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If we're not careful, they can further entrench existing disparities.
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These disparities have not improved in more than 30 years.
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These disparities are the norm in de Blasio's New York.
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It looks at statistical evidence, which often reveals racial disparities.
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Restricting taxpayer funding of abortion also enshrines racist healthcare disparities.
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Disparities cannot be generalized from one ethnic population to another.
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Previous research has found big racial disparities in lead exposure.
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The details: There's not much evidence those disparities are genetic.
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Current trends suggest these enormous disparities in wealth are expanding.
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Racial disparities in prosecutions within the borough are high, too.
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The Amino data also shows geographic disparities in contraceptive preference.
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In this robbery case, the judge excused the age disparities.
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Reuters also revealed wide disparities in support among U.S. territories.
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Here's how economic disparities are playing out in the crisis.
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Disparities in education, health care and social services remain stark.
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The disparities along those simulated borders didn't widen; they disappeared.
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"However, the magnitude of the disparities is striking," she said.
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Yet despite these disparities, Medicaid actively discourages individuals from working.
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In reality, they fueled racial disparities in the drug war.
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She chalked up the racial disparities in punishment to poverty.
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And as a result, we're seeing big disparities and outcomes.
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"Despite all of these efforts, disparities have persisted," he said.
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But insurance type did not explain these disparities, Howell said.
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He remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
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Two former corporate employees confirmed these disparities to Business Insider.
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The president wants to correct those disparities, Mr. Renn said.
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Making abortion harder to get exacerbates racial disparities in healthcare.
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One of the biggest factors driving these disparities is housing.
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That's one of the widest racial disparities in medicine today.
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What drives those disparities are environmental — that is, social — factors.
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Higher crime in black communities doesn't fully explain the disparities.
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How bad are racial disparities in the criminal justice system?
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There are vast racial disparities in how police use force.
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Due to socioeconomic disparities, voting restrictions disproportionately impact minority voters.
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We need to confront these disparities because HIV is a virus that thrives on disparities, whether defined by race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender identity, our more heavily impacted populations are our minority populations.
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When they do have access, they still contribute less because of pervasive income and wealth disparities by race and gender, and as a result, these historically marginalized groups experience significant income disparities in retirement.
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It also helped many people living with HIV access insurance who previously could not get it and sharply reduced racial/ethnic disparities in health insurance coverage, a key driver of racial/ethnic health disparities.
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So, when people see the disparities, oftentimes they interpret those disparities in a way that has to do with how they feel about that group or the associations that are well practiced about that group.
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Another often routine surgery, appendectomies, also saw big disparities in prices.
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Huge disparities in police use of force disproportionately affect black people.
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The disparities between responses to Harvey/Irma & Maria raise serious concerns.
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That would be a huge step toward helping identify pay disparities.
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These disparities can also skew how schools discipline students for bullying.
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One of the causes of these disparities is subconscious racial bias.
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Our 2019 categories: Cancer Care Journey, Cancer Health Disparities & Cancer Survivorship.
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Ethnic disparities are alarming, though the act itself is not racist.
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It's certainly true that people of color face mental health disparities.
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I also hear about increasing economic disparities and decreasing political compromise.
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"We see similar disparities in treatment for cancer patients," he said.
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These disparities cannot be explained by differences in criminal activity alone.
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A conversation on the disparities in the system must also happen.
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Rather, we are creating disparities in healthcare that should never exist.
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Racial wealth disparities have widened in recent decades, according to Reuters.
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It's vestigial disparities from the Strategic Reserve's Cold War backbench role.
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Millions are locked in institutional disparities as old as our republic.
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We deal with these huge disparities in our criminal justice system.
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One can of course disagree about how to fix the disparities.
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Crime doesn't explain all the racial disparities in the justice system.
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How do you account for the income disparities in this country?
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But Ms. DeVos's own administration has continued to find racial disparities.
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"Wild Rose" can be sharp in its portrayal of class disparities.
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Still, Mr. Gillum has raised his own claims of voting disparities.
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We don't see that, he argues, because of disparities in turnout.
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Those disparities have been too often glossed over in Silicon Valley.
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As extreme events start coinciding, societal disparities will become more apparent.
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This issue is bipartisan but not without ethnic and socioeconomic disparities.
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And the disparities are likely to worsen over the next decade.
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The more hidden disparities within school districts are just as troubling.
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Death-penalty abolitionists have highlighted racial disparities in executions ever since.
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Between the lines: Some social and economic factors influence the disparities.
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Even greater disparities were found in other neighborhoods around the city.
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Making matters worse, Trump's budget would worsen economic disparities by race.
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I simply did not believe that pay disparities could be pervasive.
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The three-strike provision, in particular, could lead to nonsensical disparities.
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Without that approach, wide disparities are all but inevitable, experts said.
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Mr. Parkin said such disparities were intergenerational and required intergenerational solutions.
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She fought, as a Senator, against sentencing disparities and racial profiling.
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Those types of physical disparities were apparent all over the field.
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Iceland's government announced plans to eradicate gender pay disparities by 2100.
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And it's not surprising that health disparities correspond with voting behavior.
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In fact, these disparities show that institutions should be doing more.
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It found that while some disparities had gotten better, many remained.
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No innocuous explanation can account for the extent of these disparities.
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The report would review pay disparities based on gender and race.
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But higher crime in minority communities doesn't fully explain the disparities.
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But they face huge disparities in nearly every aspect of society.
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Could one of the drivers of these disparities be porn consumption?
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Higher crime in minority communities does not explain away the disparities.
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The August 9, 2014, police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, highlighted not just the racial disparities in the Ferguson Police Department and court system, but also the disparities black people face across the country.
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This is only the latest study in a burgeoning field of research that seeks to show that disparities in health for people of color and the poor are the result of persistent disparities in exposure to pollution.
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"The patterns observed for trastuzumab are not that different from disparities observed for most health care," Roshan Bastani, director of cancer disparities research at the University of California, Los Angeles Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, said by email.
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At the same time, we see deeply troubling disparities among African-American (369), American Indian (413) and Latino children (429) compared to white (713) and Asian and Pacific Islander children (783) — persistent, significant disparities we cannot ignore.
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When We are in the White House, we are going to address not only the disparities of wealth and income that exist overall in our nation, but we will address the racial disparities of wealth and income.
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The study also reveals a range of gender disparities across astronomical specialities.
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This is only the beginning of the many disparities black people face.
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"He does feel that way" about corporations and economic disparities, Rader said.
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Due to socioeconomic disparities, these types of restrictions disproportionately impact minority voters.
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Economic disparities between the sexes tend to narrow as countries grow richer.
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The findings underscore the wide economic, fiscal, and demographic disparities across regions.
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Despite the downtrend in unwanted pregnancies, disparities still exist among certain groups.
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Rocketing rents and property prices highlight growing disparities between rich and poor.
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Extensive equalisation systems and an ambitious solidarity pact compensate for financial disparities.
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Such disparities have led to a longstanding German debate over holiday equality.
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We recognize that disparities in access to education fuel the gender gap.
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It's necessary to address racial disparities in our nation's past and present.
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The disparities in developed countries like the US and Canada are stark.
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There have been some stumbling blocks in addition to the debt disparities.
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Trump's call for "election observers" may produce the same kind of disparities.
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"The severe racial disparities in who gets stopped persist," the CRR wrote.
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Before the age of 40 women suffer only minor disparities in pay.
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Under the diversity model, those two disparities might cancel each other out.
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We must eliminate the health disparities that face Latino communities every day.
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It can't ignore sexual harassment, gender and race disparities, and low morale.
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How can CDC reduce health disparities without thinking about vulnerability and diversity?
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One cause of these health disparities with deep roots is implicit bias.
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It's a film about identities, disparities, and how these divisions are intertwined.
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These disparities affect both men and women in ethnic and racial groups.
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It obscures the large racial disparities faced by LGBT people of color.
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We can see that in the absolute disparities of income between Americans.
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The issue of gender and minority pay disparities is receiving renewed attention.
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The effects of these policies will be worsening these already existing disparities.
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When left to the goodwill of corporations, these disparities will only persist.
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Secondly, Sanders is absolutely correct about the wealth disparities domestically and internationally.
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Well, consider the many racial disparities in the US criminal justice system.
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The program is designed to address past disparities within the marijuana industry.
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But the authors also found age and gender disparities among those infected.
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Disasters may also widen existing health and economic disparities, according to experts.
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They frame one of the widest educational disparities in the United States.
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Some of these disparities have interpersonal roots: social exclusion, harassment, internalized homophobia.
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Disparities through other rounds and at other Grand Slam events are comparable.
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They also point to racial disparities in how the law is applied.
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In the United States, racial disparities in maternal health care are prevalent.
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Some look towards economic disparities between the genders in explaining this gap.
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As ever, the focus quickly landed on the gaping disparities at Stuyvesant.
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Such an approach would introduce disparities across time as well as income.
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That's the lesson of the huge racial disparities cited by Lara Bazelon.
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More broadly, there are massive racial disparities in police use of force.
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The dancers all have different training backgrounds, and these disparities are evident.
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For examples, in some cities the disparities in life expectancy were smaller.
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And the relative gains have not erased disparities in opportunity and pay.
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Does the data show that gender disparities disappear as societies become wealthier?
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The pandemic "absolutely is going exacerbate those health care disparities," JeanBaptiste said.
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The consequences of all this are huge disparities in wealth and power.
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The report finds that wage disparities have grown "exponentially" since the 1970s.
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At the program's peak, the racial disparities in its enforcement were jarring.
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If the recounts reveal significant disparities, they could be contested in court.
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It unanimously approved a $22025 million spending plan to address racial disparities.
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Universal testing has been shown to reduce racial, ethnic and income disparities.
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While insurance status doesn't explain all the disparities, "it's huge," Ko said.
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For example, the largest wealth gaps lie in racial disparities among entrepreneurs.
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Sentencing policy should provide a framework that minimizes errors, including unwarranted disparities.
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And disparities in community resources are alarming when it comes to food.
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"In America, we have heightened awareness about racial disparities," Mr. Stewart said.
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The disparities could also discourage Americans from working in the intelligence field.
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Disparities of wealth and economic status correlate with vulnerability to environmental illnesses.
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The issue: The Obama administration pushed to eliminate racial disparities in discipline.
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"Furthermore, the lack of health disparities between transgender and cisgender veterans compared to civilians speaks to the effectiveness of healthcare access in reducing these disparities," Katz-Wise, was not involved in the study, told Reuters Health by email.
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The BBC has long attracted criticism over disparities in the way it pays its staff, and Ms. Ahmed's complaint comes just over a year after the BBC was forced to apologize to a senior journalist over pay disparities.
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In contrast to the severe mental health disparities affecting those who are LGBT, those who are religious do not experience such disparities; in fact, those who are religious consistently report better mental health than those who are not.
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He doesn't talk about wage gaps between the two races, wealth disparities, income disparities…[consider all of those things] and you will see that it is a very basic and adolescent way to look at African American communities.
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"While some racial disparities will exist due to differences in tumor types, improving early diagnosis and providing specific treatment based on tumor characteristics in a timely fashion would result in reducing breast cancer disparities," Miller said by email.
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Many white Americans, such as Lord and other Trump supporters, may refuse to acknowledge that these disparities exist and are problematic, perhaps because they prefer a power structure that favors white Americans — but these disparities are real nonetheless.
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"We saw in jurisdictions that use the tools and saw jail populations decrease that they were not able to see disparities decrease, and in some cases they saw disparities increase," says Tenille Patterson, an executive partner at PJI.
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Researchers across the country are further investigating these disparities, including at the University of California, Davis Health System's Center for Reducing Health Disparities, said the center's founding director, Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, who was not involved in the new study.
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How to reduce disparities Though not noted in the study, other factors known to cause health disparities between groups include social determinants, or the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, according to the CDC.
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Racism and sexism have long tarnished the heroic story of the U.S. labor movement—defects that contributed to the rise of a segregated middle class and to persistent pay disparities between men and women, disparities exacerbated by racial differences.
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There are also gender and racial disparities baked into the already low pay.
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Poor sleep both reflects disparities in America and also likely contributes to them.
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I have long known that health disparities exist between and among social groups.
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The report also showed racial disparities in preterm birth rates, Burris pointed out.
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Racial disparities in traffic stops could be due to a number of factors.
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The liberal-minded are learning that they ignore regional disparities at their peril.
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The moderator noted that racial disparities increased during his eight years as mayor.
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WHAT government would not like to reduce racial disparities and promote ethnic harmony?
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The question the study can't answer is why these disparities exist, Takeshita said.
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One of Time's Up's main missions is to address gender pay disparities. E!
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The poll of workers who took leave showed large disparities in income levels.
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Addressing barriers to HIV care and treatment is critical to eliminating health disparities.
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Dr. Monnica Williams runs the University of Louisville's Center for Mental Health Disparities.
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But the data doesn't show that police shootings are free of racial disparities.
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Critics of the income and wealth gap also worry about further educational disparities.
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The tougher landscape is widening the disparities within the diamond mining industry itself.
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"This further shows that poverty is not explaining the disparities," Mr. Losen said.
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But the language barrier and experience disparities created chaos, not an intellectual powerhouse.
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These biases also may contribute to racial disparities in police use of force.
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Most people attribute these disparities in pay to racism, sexism, or unconscious bias.
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The disparities at USAA and Nationwide were 18 percent and 14 percent, respectively.
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Broadband is an essential tool for tackling unemployment, healthcare inequities, or educational disparities.
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Wide disparities in educational attainment still exist along racial lines, the Census shows.
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"Racial disparities in cancer treatment and outcomes are complex," Murphy said by email.
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The education work is focused on customizing learning for students and addressing disparities.
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But there is evidence that the racial disparities are linked to economic factors.
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There are similarly large disparities between young and old voters in the state.
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Our elected officials should be working to decrease, not increase, health-care disparities.
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Explanations for those types of specific disparities rest in institutional and institutionalized racism.
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"The disparities in race affect everything, not just the obvious things," Schumer said.
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BitSpread makes bets based on price disparities between exchanges that deal in cryptocurrencies.
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That source told me he saw wide compensation disparities between men and women.
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There are also major disparities in tax treatment of real estate assets vs.
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But one thing that's not going to fix these disparities is ignoring them.
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To deal with these disparities, the Kigali agreement created three tracks of countries.
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My research suggests there's another, less-noticed reason behind the disparities: corporate welfare.
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The academic literature is mixed on how disparities in earnings affect marital relationships.
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"And we see these disparities changing over time — they are widening," he added.
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But the health law has markedly reduced racial and ethnic disparities in coverage.
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Here's a look at how gender disparities played out on stage in 20173.
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Clearly, the question is why economic disparities persist even among college-educated workers.
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And racial disparities have seeped into every layer of the criminal justice system.
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These built-in biases lead to racial disparities in prosecutions, convictions and incarceration.
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These disparities are unacceptable and threaten the future foundation of our nation's military.
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Those fees can inadvertently perpetuate swimming disparities among different communities, Mr. Roth said.
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The 1986 law, in particular, led to vast racial disparities in federal sentencing.
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Criminal justice experts have said doing so exacerbates racial disparities in the system.
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Five years ago, #OscarsSoWhite rewrote the narrative in an industry with entrenched disparities.
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These disparities compound across classrooms and schools to create separate and unequal schools.
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When that number was broken down by race and age, significant disparities emerged.
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What is your reaction to the disparities in Army recruitment across the country?
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The older both groups of people got, the more the disability disparities disappeared.
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The report highlighted disparities in the efficiency of different SIs in executing trades.
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How might it further intensify disparities between the haves and the have-nots?
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Her first book makes little mention of racial disparities or bias in policing.
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One important strategy to correct these disparities will be diversifying the medical workforce.
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The legacies of conquest, however, continue, and Indian communities still endure beleaguering disparities.
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While there are disparities between the two groups, they align in certain categories.
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Furthermore, we still don't know all the genes responsible for observed health disparities.
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The First Step Act was aimed at righting racial disparities in drug sentencing.
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But as a result of socioeconomic disparities, the restrictions disproportionately impact minority voters.
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It's not just individual biases driving the disparities, but structural problems as well.
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Such complaints range from brief incidents of name calling to disparities in wages.
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And that may explain some of the disparities we see in police shootings.
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That unfortunately may offer some insight into the disparities seen in police shootings.
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There are still pervasive disparities in cancer treatment quality for black and white patients, and the new study was designed to see if implicit racial bias may contribute to those disparities, though it is not the only cause, he said.
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"The larger point, which comparisons to the rest of the state obscures, is that these are serious disparities," said Joseph E. Kennedy, a law professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and expert in criminal justice racial disparities.
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The disparities were even bigger when Castlight looked at the costs of c-sections.
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In Google's case, part of the pay disparities could be related to salary histories.
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So we need to avoid these disparities in our country and the racial problem.
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Hong Kong, however, is not unique in experiencing deep divisions because of growing disparities.
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That's what we're talking about when we say there are racial disparities in health.
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Finding the root causes "At the county level, you see huge disparities," Mokdad said.
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But extreme weather events fueled by climate change are also deepening disparities within countries.
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Asked about these disparities, the bill's backers have repeatedly argued that it's just math.
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Employers are also barred from pay disparities that stem from differences in past salaries.
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"If racial disparities prove discrimination, then the National Basketball Association is racist," Horowitz says.
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In 1960, racial health disparities took the lives of more than 60,000 Black Americans.
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It should come as little surprise that female athletes often face dramatic pay disparities.
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Programs like #HiddenNoMore bring those disparities to the forefront in hopes to end them.
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Researchers have consistently tied those disparities to social factors, like poverty and racial discrimination.
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Critics of income inequality have long argued that large income disparities make people unhappy.
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When, in reality, so many LGBTQ+ people in the state still face major disparities.
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They're facing a lot of the brunt of this and it's further perpetuating disparities.
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The big picture: The U.S. criminal justice system is chock-full of racial disparities.
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Large income disparities are associated with adverse economic effects, including reduced investment and growth.
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Income inequality has long been linked to disparities in heart disease risk among adults.
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In a 2016 paper, Grol-Prokopczyk uncovered huge disparities in how Americans experience pain.
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Large gender pay disparities persist within the U.K. operations of Wall Street's biggest banks.
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In the United States today, we have growing disparities in income and in health.
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Several studies show that there are significant racial disparities in police use of force.
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Even without some of those poor-performing hospitals, the results still highlight numerous disparities.
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But there are disparities in who is most impacted by illiteracy around the globe.
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SPLC's claim points at disparities between predominantly white and black public schools in Mississippi.
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Racial disparities in employment success and treatment by caseworkers following Welfare Reform's implementation persist.
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It's not totally clear why the disparities exist—or why they've increased over time.
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There's no easy path to leap over racial disparities in opportunities and family resources.
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Yet the big disparities between their numbers and Mr Trump's do not look tenable.
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A 903 report by the Prison Policy Initiative looked at the income disparities involved.
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What policy reforms are needed to minimize socioeconomic and regional disparities in healthcare delivery?
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Both the left and the right often miss how these disparities can play out.
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Behind this gulf in perceptions there are stubborn and severe disparities in material circumstances.
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HEAA affirms our promise to America of not just lessening—but eliminating –health disparities.
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"These disparities cannot be explained by less perceived pain," Badreldin said in a statement.
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He added that factors other than partisanship appeared to explain the disparities in Arizona.
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We make no claims over modern medical mistrust or health disparities, despite interpretations otherwise.
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He is co-director of Cornell's Institute on Health Economics, Health Behaviors and Disparities.
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But that doesn't entirely explain the racial disparities in outcomes, Bordeaux said by email.
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But racial disparities persist, and transparency and accountability within the police force remain elusive.
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It's dangerous for New York City government to normalize these disparities by sidestepping them.
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The main reason Facebook gives for its pay disparities comes down to unequal representation.
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And it's hard to ignore the acute racial disparities in many of those factors.
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They see the administration's action as punitive and failing to address corporate tax disparities.
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These "markets" are free of the unregulated impact of inherited wealth or income disparities.
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But due to selective enforcement and socioeconomic disparities, they disproportionately kept out black voters.
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The bad news is there are still massive racial disparities in who remains poor.
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Similarly wide disparities appear in hypothetical redistricting for the Arizona and Georgia state senates.
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But there is a sadly ironic twist when it comes to disparities in dying.
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But the Obama administration said that the disparities were wide enough to warrant action.
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Criminal justice experts say that is likely to worsen racial disparities in the courts.
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The disparities are not explained by differences in black and white marijuana use rates.
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Excluding "transgender" from our dialogue denies a population most at risk for health disparities.
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The case underscored the racial and economic disparities that plague access to higher education.
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The test also, however, confirmed that racial and economic disparities affect how students scored.
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Above, Ms. Felix testified before Congress last week about racial disparities in maternal mortality.
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The local disparities, however, are the most curious, and the most compelling to policymakers.
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But it still suffers from large gender disparities, according to a United Nations study.
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The disparities remained even after the ages and offenses of inmates were accounted for.
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Real Agency Salaries suggests there are striking disparities in pay for different demographic groups.
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It also identified and addressed existing disparities in HIV care by race and gender.
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But Sanders, who spoke of addressing institutionalized racism and socioeconomic disparities, avoided the term.
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The plaintiffs said that the racial disparities in the state's test scores were stark.
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Finally, the government&aposs approaches to resolving regional economic disparities will have to change.
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It is also a reflection of economic means and of disparities in construction quality.
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As a child, I witnessed the reality of health disparities in my own family.
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Zero-tolerance polices have contributed to massive racial disparities in how students are disciplined.
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The findings revealed disparities that we have called for the company to address. pic.twitter.
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Racial disparities around treatment and survival are especially high for these diseases, for example.
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And the rising economic disparities in our society certainly reflect factors other than parenting.
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And members of the LGBTQ+ community, who face significant treatment disparities due to discrimination.
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THE PROGNOSIS There are deep and abiding health disparities between white and minority Americans.
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The study also found that the disparities held nationally and across states and counties.
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Budget cuts like these serve only to exacerbate wealth disparities and weaken social mobility.
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We have seen a lot of progress, but there are major disparities still outstanding.
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For some cancer types and in some age groups, longstanding disparities have almost vanished.
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This struggle illustrates one of the most disturbing disparities in our criminal justice system.
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Studies suggest that implicit racial bias may be one factor contributing to these disparities.
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These are enormous disparities to live with as essentially a matter of historical happenstance.
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In every facet of the education system, black students continue to suffer racialized disparities.
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The draft proposal focusesf on "frontline communities," those that have experienced systemic socioeconomic disparities.
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Also, there are gross disparities in the way the judges are applying the law.
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Such regional disparities suggest that not all Americans are doomed to live shorter lives.
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They push people into the shadows, increase overdose risk and contribute to racial disparities.
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Former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas released an education proposal focused on racial disparities.
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Former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas released an education proposal focused on racial disparities.
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Social media sites lit up with comments on what appeared to be pay disparities.
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The coronavirus outbreak is highlighting vast disparities between the rich and poor in America.
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Racial disparities in criminal enforcement and sentencing means disenfranchisement falls heaviest on black communities.
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As my colleague German Lopez has reported, there are racial disparities in lead exposure.
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The court's ruling only applies to Massachusetts, but national police data shows similar disparities.
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Research has shown that there are significant racial disparities in police use of force.
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The administration has worked to reinvigorate a war on drugs mired by racial disparities.
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Dismantling the racial disparities is at the heart of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The racial disparities in the criminal justice system go beyond police use of force.
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"Racial disparities and economic disparities, I don't see how anybody could be talking about anything else, frankly," Cynthia Nixon told BuzzFeed News on a sweltering day in Bushwick, Brooklyn, after coendorsing Julia Salazar, a DSA-backed, Latina candidate challenging a Democratic state senator.
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"One of the things about them that was weird was that they tried to -- or they seemed to try to -- relate vaccines to issues in American discourse, like racial disparities or class disparities that are not traditionally associated with vaccination," Broniatowski said.
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Indeed, the ACA even managed to eliminate the disparities in coverage between black and white children—a feat that underscores how carefully crafted policies can close racial disparities that too many have incorrectly come to view as a natural part of life.
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Also, "some lesser factors include that the medical school curricula have changed over the last decade, so doctors are trained to think about disparities a little bit more, and another important thing is cancer centers themselves are more aware of disparities," he said.
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The pay disparities, however, undermine the goal of turning soccer into a leading American sport.
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"We have never seen any overt discrimination or policies that create these disparities," Gee explains.
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They found similar disparities between 15 black executives and their white peers at the firm.
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The program highlights a dependency that reflects disparities rooted in the colonial and apartheid past.
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At the BMA, however, they were relegated to separate galleries, which emphasized their obvious disparities.
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I'm very happy these people pointed out these glaring disparities in infrastructure there in Cleveland.
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She emphasized that continued monitoring and reporting of the disparities are key to prevention strategies.
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To understand the gaping racial disparities in criminal justice, it helps to understand implicit bias.
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Undoing these disparities requires firms to surmount their frequently demonstrated tendencies to discriminate, often unconsciously.
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The broadcast company made headlines this summer when its vast disparities in pay were revealed.
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The gender disparities in patient care have been documented in numerous studies over many years.
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It's about race but also sexuality, class, gender, homophobia and disparities in the educational system.
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It's worth pausing to highlight the massive disparities between the Fox News account and Gianforte's.
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But their shortcomings have themselves raised important questions about the stubborn disparities in growth rates.
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Other disparities, like bias in how doctors treat patients, may also contribute to the gap.
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Those evaluations can identify whether or not there are income disparities in the company's ranks.
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You can't ignore that pay disparities based on gender have a profound effect on women.
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Details: O'Rourke said it's increased his urgency to address disparities if he's elected in 2020.
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Why it matters: Pressure is building on soccer's governing bodies to address gender pay disparities.
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"This suggests that such subsidies might be helpful in lessening disparities," Keating added by email.
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Racial disparities in homelessness, renting, homeownership, and home appreciation are constant and on the rise.
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Many liberal economists point to housing disparities as the primary culprit behind the widening gap.
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Several companies, including General Motors and Johnson & Johnson, have taken steps to bridge these disparities.
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These disparities make incidents like the admissions scandal even more troubling for students of color.
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Setting up a common monetary policy is therefore difficult given the disparities across the region.
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Apartheid, which ended in 1994, created enduring disparities of wealth that favored the white minority.
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In particular, it doesn't look like it'll do much to fix gender disparities in tech.
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Dugdale cites very disturbing disparities in health care regarding people of color, historical and current.
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The Supreme Court has been aware of racial disparities like these for a long time.
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We hoped it would lead to a decrease in racial/ethnic disparities in breast cancer.
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This helps explain why disparities in treatment of youths of color is so stubbornly unchangeable.
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Obviously, no data sharing scheme should further disparities in financial services, criminal justice or employment.
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Robin Wright became the latest actress to openly address pay disparities in the entertainment industry.
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These committees must also include acknowledgement and detection of racial bias and disparities in care.
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Racial disparities in the criminal-justice system also compound the distortions on American political geography.
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This has brought the enormous scale of police brutality and racial disparities into the spotlight.
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There continues to be significant disparities in how Americans consume news according to their age.
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Last year, , his company spent an additional $3 million to eliminate any existing pay disparities.
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It promises to lessen the sentences of nonviolent criminals and reduce frankly racist sentencing disparities.
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Yet, Barr doesn't seem to appreciate even glaring racial disparities in our criminal justice system.
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Racial and ethnic disparities re-emerged, as large as they were before the policy change.
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Kemp, a 1987 Supreme Court decision regarding racial disparities in death penalty sentencing in Georgia.
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It's those who already face the greatest share and burden of disparities and health inequities.
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There is no reasonable moral or practical justification for these disparities in wealth and income.
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It is a common myth that a woman's occupational choices result in gender pay disparities.
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Disparities are even greater among at-risk populations, including seniors and people with chronic illness.
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These biases are then further compounded with longstanding systemic disparities in housing and the workplace.
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His Marijuana Justice Act would, in practice, have a significant impact on closing racial disparities.
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But here, geographic disparities in LGBTQ acceptance and parenting resources are at least partially dispelled.
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The difference between those numbers is not enough to explain the yawning disparities in results.
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In public schools, those disparities should not exist, and that's why I focus on that.
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Her departure comes as other news outlets have been facing questions about gender pay disparities.
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And despite lamenting racism in the criminal justice system, Mr. Vance perpetuates worrisome racial disparities.
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But Dr. Ivie added that there seemed to be cultural reasons for the disparities, too.
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We will find a way to undo intergenerational racial disparities when we find the will.
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The idea of economic amends for past injustices and persistent disparities is getting renewed attention.
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"This measure shows some evidence of narrowing racial disparities across a generation," the report said.
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But the findings also show the persistence of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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The Justice Department's investigation into the Ferguson, Missouri, police department showed much starker racial disparities.
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Pregnancy rates dropped for teens in all race and ethnic groups, but disparities still exist.
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There are already disparities in people who receive tickets for marijuana in New York City.
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Those questions take on a particular significance in Tulsa, which still struggles with racial disparities.
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Auditors for DOL said they found "systemic compensation disparities against women" across the entire company.
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A 2018 report from the Government Accountability Office found that these disparities still haven't decreased.
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The question of how to address those disparities has divided Democratic politicians in New York.
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This money is used to address disparities in housing, health care, employment, education and transportation.
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There are significant disparities in investment in the city, with black communities being left behind.
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In January, the Justice Department issued a blistering report that documented abuses and racial disparities.
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I agree with Mr. Wegman's premise that exaggerated sentencing and racial disparities must be confronted.
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But even after accounting for these elements, the disparities in discipline persisted, The Times found.
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Union officials did not comment on the racial disparities in discipline that The Times found.
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After more than two decades, disparities in housing and jobs at Elmira have largely disappeared.
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Mortality rates are higher in rural areas, and many of those disparities are getting bigger.
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So it should come as no surprise that parent language has some disparities as well.
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This gap is largely rooted in disparities in achievement that appear as early as preschool.
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Yet he ran for school board in large part because racial disparities remain among students.
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State officials are seeking ways to eliminate remaining disparities in its justice system, he said.
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There's also a thin section on gender disparities in birth control that feels tacked on.
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Some saw it as a move that would not do much to tackle racial disparities.
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Accounting for regional disparities also helped establish a more accurate figure, according to the researchers.
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Substantial racial disparities exist in the application of "stand your ground" laws, experts have found.
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It's time to push our leaders to act in holding companies accountable for pay disparities.
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The school leads the nation in eliminating the usual disparities between white and minority rates.
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It's as people age — and, perhaps, as disparities mount — that Americans begin to fall behind.
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Relative to the Puerto Ricans living on the U.S. mainland, many disparities exist, including e.g.
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The disparities rooted in this state of affairs remain politically thorny issues in both countries.
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He said he also wanted to work on reducing racial disparities in diagnosis and treatment.
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She, too, could not help but note the disparities with the crowd from last weekend.
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The study found that racial disparities in cancer deaths are declining among the latter three.
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A racial breakdown of shootings and police interactions revealed significant racial disparities in policing practices.
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In 2003, the Institute of Medicine released a landmark report on disparities in health care.
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Of course, disparities exist in family planning as in almost any aspect of health care.
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So some real disparities exist, even if they may be exaggerated in the political rhetoric.
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Read more about how the case has served as another harsh lesson in racial disparities.
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Proposals from Harris and Warren, respectively, would also seek to home in on racial disparities.
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Harris reintroduced a bill to target the racial disparities in maternal mortality earlier this year.
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There's evidence that women as researchers are more likely to do research on gender disparities.
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Among Concordia's many distinctions are a history of slavery and longstanding racial tensions and disparities.
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Another version of the inequality argument takes disparities in political power as the central problem.
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There are similar disparities for suicide, which overall has increased slightly in prisons since 20153.
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SI: To what factor — or factors — do you attribute the racial disparities in this country?
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The issues of deescalation, all these issues in our criminal justice system that we're finally coming to grips with, including the presidential candidates, ... with respect to cannabis legalization, which is long overdue, to the issues of disparities and race-based disparities in terms of sentences.
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Student debt, mortgage debt, medical debt; the stock market casino, the rentier economy, the gig economy; racial disparities, gender disparities, the class hoarding of opportunities; the privileging of the nuclear family, health insurance tied to employment, mechanisms of social reproduction as mechanisms of social control.
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Data is playing a significant role in identifying the racial disparities in our criminal justice system.
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Even very large disparities combined with open borders do not necessarily lead to a mass exodus.
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This is one of the key reasons there are such huge racial disparities in law enforcement.
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"We're thinking about bringing more transparency to racial disparities about those three systems," Steele told TechCrunch.
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At this point, all researchers can really do is speculate about future disparities in genetic disease.
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One thing the ACA hasn't helped with when it comes to breastfeeding rates is socioeconomic disparities.
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So why do health disparities by race persist and what can we do to fix them?
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"The crisis has also severely impacted communities of color, exacerbated by existing health disparities," she wrote.
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Consequently, discrimination and its side effects have left them with greater health disparities, Fredriksen-Goldsen said.
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Experts attribute this change to many factors, but partially to disparities in access to health care.
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The risk of regional variance is that the disparities that already exist just get locked in.
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First, we need to reform policing practices, end racial profiling, and eradicate racial disparities in sentencing.
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Transgender people already face stark health disparities, in part because they have historically been denied care.
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And even fewer analyze the data to track these dynamics over time to pinpoint any disparities.
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"We fear it may presage deepening disparities in health outcomes," the authors of the study wrote.
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In a paper published in 2016, Grol-Prokopczyk uncovered huge disparities in how Americans experience pain.
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But Obama also said that data shows disparities in how African-Americans are treated by police.
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Drilling down into individual countries, the researchers spotted disparities in the economic consequences of climate change.
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The experience of other countries suggests that disparities do not necessarily get worse in contemporary times.
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The survey also turned up some troubling statistics about disparities in earnings among gig economy drivers.
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"The next step, now that we've identified disparities, is to look at that question," Takeshita said.
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Seattle's tax is raising revenue aimed at increasing access to healthy food and reducing education disparities.
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As a result of these racial disparities, stop-and-frisk fostered distrust and resentment toward police.
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There were also still regional disparities in the way environmental protection was being enforced, he said.
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This, and other alleged resource disparities, prompted the women's team to sue the USSF in March.
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They have also documented disparities in the levels of live virus within and between these organs.
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When CEOs' compensation averages 24.5 times their lowest-paid employees, the disparities are no longer acceptable.
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These data sets are clear: There are big racial disparities in police's lethal use of force.
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Whatever the cause, dismantling the disparities is at the heart of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The highest-paid workers cluster at the winners, heightening income disparities in the overall work force.
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And suicides are increasing more rapidly in states that already have high rates, deepening the disparities.
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Debates will surround arrest patterns and sentencing disparities, not unarmed teenagers lying dead in the street.
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All in all, Gaskin would call the racial health disparities in America a "crisis," he said.
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"Heart failure is largely preventable, and the disparities identified can be reduced or eliminated," Fonarow said.
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It must learn to communicate how conservative principles and policies address African American disparities in particular.
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Additionally, vesting of equity awards made in previous years could widen disparities temporarily at some companies.
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"Within a particular category of data, there are huge disparities in what's filled in," Goff said.
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It is only after identifying these disparities that companies can develop targeted interventions to combat biases.
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Instead, they wasted taxpayer dollars, tore apart families and deepened the racial disparities of our prisons.
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By facing biases head-on, officers can significantly reduce racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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"The tradition has been that you don't blaze into office talking about racial disparities," Johnson said.
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Concerns about these disparities has helped justify investment in tech education over the past 20 years.
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"These disparities likely exist both between countries and within a single country," Shrime said by email.
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" In addition, the survey established "large racial disparities in the use of force reported by respondents.
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This is partly due to the disparities in how hard the various molecules are to produce.
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The chasm of health disparities between minority groups and white people could be a mile wide.
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The causes of the disparities we see are systemic, and would probably exist even without Tuskegee.
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Nonetheless, shocking injustices and disparities persist for Americans and their basic human right to health care.
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"We can't sit on our hands and ignore the disparities of wealth reflected in the SAT."
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That reliance on state discretion has always led to significant disparities in Medicaid benefits, eligibility, etc.
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The act requires employers to prove that current pay disparities between the sexes are job-related.
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The hierarchical disparities between a domestic worker and her employer creates even further opportunities for misconduct.
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We will focus on reducing health disparities and meeting the needs of women, families and communities.
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This should eliminate some of the disparities in credit fundamentals which currently characterise the individual banks.
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The authors of the study noted that the data does not explain why the disparities exist.
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Williams argued that disparities persisted between the way male and female athletes were perceived and paid.
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"It was surprising to see that the disparities by socioeconomic status are actually widening," Siegel said.
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Are you going to talk about racial disparities in terms of promotions and access to capital?
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The state numbers may largely be due to racial disparities in enforcement, according to the report.
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In many respects, these disparities have disadvantaged broadcasters and favored the newer entrants in the market.
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A closer look at the county level shows stark disparities in abortion access across the country.
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They're symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system.
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But disparities persist, and the region's recent economic slowdown has endangered gains that have been made.
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This game also introduced the unpopular QB-vision feature, creating large disparities between the game's quarterbacks.
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These disparities are caused and compounded by higher rates of poverty, uninsurance, homelessness, and violence exposure.
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Access to education is currently the most conclusive factor explaining disparities in intelligence, according to Ritchie.
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The bill would force employers to prove pay disparities are truly based on performance, not gender.
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She's introduced legislation to expand mental health care and to reduce racial disparities in maternal mortality.
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At this point it's basically about having the national will to make reducing disparities a priority.
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Meanwhile, they say men of color experience similar pay disparities compared to white, non-Hispanic men.
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There are also entrenched patterns of health disparities in cervical cancer that the draft guidelines ignore.
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And within these countries, disparities in learning rooted in social and economic disadvantages only perpetuate inequality.
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They knew that class-oriented concerns and economic disparities would drive Americans to support divergent agendas.
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Racial disparities in police shootings have gotten a lot of attention over the past few years.
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Even after the ACA was passed, the disparities in insurance coverage for Latinx people are alarming.
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"The transgender community faces a lot of health disparities, particularly because of provider discrimination," Lewis said.
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Yet based on the data, Charlotte isn't a huge outlier when it comes to policing disparities.
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Rank-and-file workers often can't obtain loans with such low rates, however, widening the disparities.
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"I grew up with an acute awareness of the disparities within my own community," she said.
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Coupled with the massive racial disparities in the justice system, the idea takes an ugly turn.
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We really have to fix that in order to have a sustained impact on racial disparities.
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Meanwhile, the global backlash is already cresting, fueled by the income disparities those changes ushered in.
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These disparities have only been worsened by a criminal justice system that frequently targets black Americans.
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Of course, once they disclose pay disparities, companies could choose not to do anything about them.
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But the reality of widening geographic disparities has been slow to penetrate Democratic politics and policymaking.
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To understand the vast geographical disparities of the proposal, one need only look at home prices.
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Jim Clyburn's bill that he said focuses "big time" on rebuilding communities suffering from racial disparities.
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Many of the racial disparities under Mr. Bloomberg that Mr. de Blasio rightfully denounced have persisted.
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But of course, the health disparities between black Americans and white Americans persist to this day.
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Despite these apples-to-oranges disparities, Williams has set her sights on Court's mark for years.
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But once you have different tiers in your health care system, disparities are going to emerge.
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The company ultimately agreed to conduct a pay audit and address any compensation disparities that existed.
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The Times's analysis of parole decisions from the past several years also found significant racial disparities.
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Several shared online documents listing salary information for media industry workers purport to show sharp disparities.
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Why, then, do rampant unemployment and educational disparities endure, and why does success remain the exception?
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Programming on LGBTQ or racial equity disparities was absent, and its omission is a chronic issue.
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Earlier, he promised to try to correct disparities in housing values between black and white neighborhoods.
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Unmet needs in these areas can contribute to health care disparities — and in some cases, death.
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It's also clear that well-documented health disparities for racial and ethnic minorities persist through death.
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Some elected officials have opposed the move, saying it will worsen the racial disparities in arrests.
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Buttigieg on Tuesday released a plan to close disparities in access to health care among minorities.
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Manning said he also saw disparities in how black franchisees and wealthier, white franchisees were treated.
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South Africa remains scarred by glaring income disparities and a jobless rate of over 27 percent.
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Researchers in England have shown that access to green spaces reduces income-related mental health disparities.
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The research available at that time showed that even after controlling for socioeconomic factors, disparities remained.
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These disparities in employment cannot be explained by a lack of desire or ability to work.
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The issue is complex, but some scientists think that doctors' unconscious stereotyping partly drives these disparities.
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The parallels and disparities between the novels would offer plenty of comparison points for your analysis.
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As with other health disparities, the brunt of the epidemic is borne disproportionately by marginalized populations.
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Disparities were also largest in places where healthcare has improved the most for the general population.
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As a result of these racial disparities, stop and frisk fostered distrust and resentment toward police.
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One of the most troubling trends was the massive disparities in heart disease deaths across America.
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But this might have a bad unintended consequence: It could worsen racial disparities in the workplace.
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But is inequality leading to disparities in political power, or is it a byproduct of them?
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The anger behind these disparities, along with longstanding racial tensions in Milwaukee, apparently fueled the riots.
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Every day I see disparities in the way our criminal justice system treats the rich and privileged versus how it treats the poor and marginalized — disparities much starker in state courts, where the vast majority of people are prosecuted and where bail plays a more prominent role.
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"Chadbourne ripped off the Band-Aid that a lot of firms put on pay disparities," said David W. Sanford of Sanford Heisler Sharp, who represents Ms. Ribeiro as well as the plaintiffs in the Chadbourne case, and is counseling other practicing lawyers over challenging pay disparities.
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Because of racial disparities in law enforcement, more than 80 percent of these prisoners are African-American.
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He campaigned in a local prison and spoke forcefully about racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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Companies that rely on low-wage, part-time workers were among those with the largest pay disparities.
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Algorithms may point out disparities, but it takes humans to actually determine if discrimination is the cause.
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Tying benefits to a clear goal of what they should purchase will also clarify stark geographic disparities.
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What causes these disparities, The Leaky Tech Pipeline explains, are social, economic and psychological barriers at play.
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Even after factoring in higher arrest rates among blacks, racial disparities persisted in how force was applied.
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Research indicates that the disparities are greater for LGBT elders of color, such as Spivey and Johnson.
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The disparities in their records in office are partly caused by differences between the cities they govern.
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The topics explored include everything from gender disparities in the workforce to unfair working conditions and crunch.
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Medicaid coverage for doula services, state officials hope, would help bridge racial disparities and reduce maternal deaths.
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But however you calculate it, a price can be placed on health disparities—and paid with interest.
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But as the letter points out, monetary policy does have significant consequences for racial disparities in employment.
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Those disparities are worth noting, but they don't change the fundamental nature of Morrison and Taylor's accounts.
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Williams, 34, tells PEOPLE that he believes addressing disparities in the education system is crucial to progress.
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And tax revenue went up while marijuana arrests dramatically fell, although racial disparities within those arrests remain.
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This new prison population is predominantly black, leading to massive racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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"Addressing barriers to HIV care and treatment is critical to reducing health disparities," a CDC statement said.
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The greatest problem for financial inclusion, though, may be the persistent disparities revealed by the new Findex.
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But disparities between East and West remain, particularly in terms of wages, business clout and political power.
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"The analysis here hints that increasing income disparities may be associated with stagnant health equity," they wrote.
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A national pre-kindergarten study conducted in 2005 identified similar disparities with respect to these vulnerable children.
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"Our findings underscore the need to better understand racial disparities in outcomes after hospice enrollment," said Aldridge.
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Whether disparities can be fixed by altering schedules to better suit chronotypes hasn't undergone rigorous scientific testing.
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I learned that with the proper parental support however, many disparities melt away, and transgender children thrive.
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Here are some of the highlights of disparities in income and employment across racial and ethnic lines.
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This is consistent with Republican principles, but it will lead to greater health disparities between the states.
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The report found many other disparities, with delays in diagnosis varying significantly by race/ethnicity and gender.
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Racial disparities: In 2013, African-Americans were 3.6 times more likely to be incarcerated than white people.
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Pay disparities at HBO are a thing of the past – or so says network exec Casey Bloys.
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If the repeal goes through, health disparities for low-income and communities of color will likely accelerate.
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Implicit racial bias has proved to be a powerful, validated tool to help explain health care disparities.
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Hiring disparities in gender are not unique to these companies, with the gap persisting across the industry.
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With suicide rates mapping similar disparities, the chasm between the two is set to become deeply entrenched.
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Breyer reiterated his concerns about disparities across the United States over the imposition of the death penalty.
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The ACA is also responsible for a reduction in the racial disparities of cancer diagnosis and care.
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Also like stop-and-frisk, there are severe racial disparities in the usage of stop-and-search.
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The UPU disparities have been a source of tension for U.S. lawmakers and businesses for several years.
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Yet, what ICD drove home for me is that I've become immune to the disparities around me.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump made to Ohio, a crucial battleground state, highlighted the disparities between them. Mrs.
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What does Silicon Valley intend to do about the disparities of race and gender in its ranks?
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He founded and chaired the National Working Group on Health Disparities and Heal View the discussion thread.
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Without serious reform of medical education and insurance benefit packages, the many LGBT health disparities will persist.
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Nationally, stubborn disparities remain between whites and blacks as far as income, college-graduation levels and employment.
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But proponents of pay audits note that methodology is key to properly identifying disparities in equal pay.
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Whatever the reason, the evidence indicates that relying on teachers and parents increases racial and ethnic disparities.
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To combat these disparities, many universities have adopted tenure-extension policies that give new parents greater flexibility.
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Since 1997, when she took the bench, the racial disparities in Memphis have been evident, she said.
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Finally, sodium reduction can help us address some of the most significant health disparities in our nation.
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Gender disparities continue to persist in the film industry today, but that time marked a turning point.
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If the guidelines continue as they are, they will potentially exacerbate racial disparities in lung cancer outcomes.
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Because there was little change in low-income and predominately minority populations, disparities in food access worsened.
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It was evidence of those jarring racial disparities that led Seattle officials to consider the LEAD approach.
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These are huge disparities in the consciousness of collectors that are part of the system of racism.
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As a result, by the early 1990s, huge disparities in funding separated Alabama's haves and have-nots.
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Tedros' comments come amid mounting criticism of apparent disparities in testing and the response of authorities worldwide.
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Among all the reasons to immediately cease this pointless testing policy, its stark racial disparities rank first.
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L.G.B.T. people experience a range of social, economic and medical disparities that jeopardize their long-term health.
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Sam Dubin is an M.D. candidate at New York University researching H.I.V. prevention and L.G.B.T.Q. health disparities.
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But according to Ms. Rowe's lawsuit, which seeks $200,000 in unpaid wages, pay disparities can be significant.
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And the message is very simple: If these disparities cannot be explained, then they must be changed.
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On Tuesday, the government introduced several programs to address some of the disparities identified in the audit.
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Indian Country's resources were stretched thin to begin with, and the coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating the disparities.
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The report shows the limits of marijuana legalization in solving systemic disparities in the criminal justice system.
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But this narrow, individualized focus maintains the racial and economic disparities that desegregation was supposed to eradicate.
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Smith says the survey didn't probe for the cause of those disparities, but he finds them surprising.
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She has already moved to rescind a regulation that protects against racial disparities in special education placements.
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The report also tracked maternal health care, which was shown to be improving, but with racial disparities.
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Starting to see the value in family-friendly benefits for hourly workers, too, although big disparities remain.
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But there are still issues, and many of the racial disparities that existed before the shooting remain.
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Disadvantages and stress stemming from a history of discrimination and community segregation underlie these and other disparities.
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The way the federal government responds now could determine wealth disparities for the next generation of Americans.
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It comes after the government began requiring large companies to report pay disparities between men and women.
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These disparities are all the more indefensible because low-level marijuana arrests have no public safety benefit.
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Disparities developed between the two tiers; wealthier people got better access to doctors with their private coverage.
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While black employment levels have improved, income and education disparities between black and white Americans remain stark.
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The disparities were often greatest for infractions that gave discretion to officers, like disobeying a direct order.
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Damore had argued that hiring disparities were largely due to biological differences between genders and not sexism.
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Sanders' speech was largely focused on funding teaching programs for HBCUs and closing disparities in black communities.
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They also substantially reduce racial disparities in school performance, helping to create a fairer, more prosperous America.
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But most of the candidates on the stage did not highlight racial disparities on healthcare or education.
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The governor emphasized that he would focus on curbing the funding disparities between wealthier and poorer schools.
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He said they are a result of distrust based on racial disparities between police and urban communities.
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The report is just the latest spin on how some businesses are trying to tackle wage disparities.
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Its supporters argue the state has become ungovernable because of its size, wealth disparities and geographic diversity.
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The Wampanoag are 'still fighting for our rights' Native Americans today face disparities in employment and wealth.
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This fix will also help us boost personal savings rates and narrow America's troubling disparities of wealth.
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Our partnership to end nicotine addiction among African-Americans is a bold step toward eliminating these disparities.
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He argues that large disparities in income more often than not accurately reflect widely varying economic contributions.
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The two front-runners seem to be buoyed by the stark racial disparities between the parties' voters.
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This adds another layer to the health disparities that already exist between white babies and black babies.
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And the message is very simple: if these disparities cannot be explained then they must be changed.
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Stocks are on the rise again in 2017, indicating that wage disparities are likely to remain pronounced.
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To address the extensive disparities for Native women we have to make sure we are not invisible.
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"We find substantial and significant evidence of racial disparities in voter wait times," the study's authors concluded.
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The vestiges of abuse continue to haunt the medical system, and give context to current racial disparities.
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The MCA joins a long list of institutions with pricing structures that reflect wage disparities between genders.
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Seattle's tax will also raise revenue aimed at increasing access to healthy food and reducing education disparities.
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Generally, when we talk about racial disparities in policing, we tend to focus on the raw numbers.
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The data of racial disparities and what it's done — because you literally said this about black communities.
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To test these disparities, researchers have run all sorts of simulations with police officers and other participants.
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And given very clear racial disparities in police use of force, this weaponization has been particularly concerning.
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Similar disparities can be found in states like Michigan and Virginia — and, increasingly, in many state legislatures.
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The disparities were even higher for crack cocaine: Nearly 83 percent of the federal defendants were black.
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These disparities also vary by state and by occupation — some jobs have smaller wage gaps than others.
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And she's likely to face pressure within the administration to ratchet down the focus on racial disparities.
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And research has shown that there are significant and persistent racial disparities in police use of force.
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Health disparities among people with disabilities are also a result of access to insufficient health insurance coverage.
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Compounded with the racial disparities in the criminal justice system, people were clearly furious — and lashed out.
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In more recent decades, it has been used to explain away the wealth and achievement gaps — if the disparities we see in American life are the result of an intrinsic inferiority on the part of black Americans, then that diminishes the responsibility white Americans have to correct those disparities.
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The Democrat asked Barr, considering that "numerous researchers having found stunning racial disparities rife throughout our system, and in the federal system which you will be the chief law enforcement officer of," if Barr would commit to a study on racial disparities and impacts that lead to mass incarceration.
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The police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, convened a 30-day working group in May to review enforcement after The New York Times published an analysis of the racial disparities, and Mr. de Blasio said one of the goals of the new policy would be to reduce those disparities.
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Racial disparities stem from systemic injustice The stark racial disparities that affect African Americans are a result of long-standing systemic injustice and discrimination that stems from practices like slavery and segregation, according to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, a nonprofit that focuses on preventing and ending homelessness.
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"We'll share solutions from communities that have already found ways to build trust and reduce disparities," said Obama.
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Researchers are finding racial and gender disparities in just about every corner of the on-demand labor market.
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When presented with similar patterns of racial disparities, Airbnb responded by de-emphasizing user photographs on the site.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove which factors explain the racial disparities in statin use.
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In her answer, Gillibrand brought up racial disparities in regard to arrests and incarceration to explain white privilege.
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Disparities in the teams' levels, tactics and coaching methods could also impact the incidence of injury, they added.
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Given how prominent this work has been, the racial disparities in marijuana-related arrests should surprise no one.
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Racial disparities in health exist not only with cervical cancer but other cancers and medical conditions as well.
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"However, the persistent survival disparities between on-hours and off-hours arrest remains concerning," Ofoma said by email.
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It's because FIFA and FAs don't do anything for women's soccer and allow disparities like that to exist.
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Studies show disparities in the amount of student debt African-American borrowers amass compared to their white counterparts.
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Research suggests that salary history questions can cause pay disparities between men and women to snowball over time.
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Despite all the racial progress American society has made since the civil-rights era, economic disparities remain stubborn.
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She and her teammates have been outspoken about major pay disparities between male and female professional soccer players.
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Black people care just as much about racial disparities in policing as they do violence within their communities.
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DOD and the Department of Energy (DOE) showed evidence of disparities between success rates of men and women.
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Charles Murray has famously (and for many, infamously) argued that disparities in wealth reflect heritable differences in intelligence.
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Researchers broke down suicide rates in the US by gender, age, and race and revealed some startling disparities.
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To them, it is yet another example of the vast racial disparities in how American police use force.
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At other times, currencies deviate from fundamentals because of temporary disparities in risks and short-term interest rates.
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Federal policy has enforced inequities and disparities for both the environment and vulnerable people at a national scale.
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See also me using a weird Ben Carson gaffe to talk about property tax-based education funding disparities.
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Companies have to be willing to reconsider many such components of compensation to eliminate gender disparities in pay.
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Pay disparities are fueled, in large part, by men holding more senior, higher-paying roles, according to experts.
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A March 2660 OCR report shows a continuation of the disturbing trends and disparities of the 2000 report.
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Furthermore, parenting choices made due to economic insecurity only serve to further economic disparities in the AAPI community.
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Economists occasionally will adjust their estimates off the ADP numbers, though the two counts can have wide disparities.
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Disparities in clean-up estimates can be a big sticking point in deals, impacting bidders' views on valuations.
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The bill would also provide more training for employers on collecting pay gap information and eliminating pay disparities.
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But the evidence points to glaring disparities between progress made in certain areas versus that made in others.
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In 2014, incomplete employee performance evaluations and satisfaction surveys published by American Banker revealed racial disparities among staff.
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The controversial arrest comes at a time of heightened attention to racial disparities in police use of force.
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Since then, supply and demand for these commodities have diverged; oil indexation increasingly fails to reflect the disparities.
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The Hill analyzes those disparities in its fourth installment of its video series presented by The Libre Institute.
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"States have largely failed to keep up with the growing wealth disparities across their communities," the report states.
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It warned in April that criminal background screenings that exacerbated racial disparities might violate the Fair Housing Act.
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Such flagrant disparities — chief executives are paid tens of millions of dollars for running troubled companies — rile critics.
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Asked about reparations, Booker's office highlighted the plan, which is not explicitly built to deal with racial disparities.
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Experimental evidence suggests that the unique, consistent stressors experienced by these groups are significant contributors to health disparities.
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Betancourt believes racial disparities could arise from challenges around communication, trust and health literacy when patients are discharged.
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Big disparities between women's and men's pay persist around the world, and narrowing the gap will take decades.
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Still, disparities may persist because "socioeconomic status plays a pivotal role in cancer incidence and survival," Theodorescu said.
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Governments have struggled to respond to the challenges of religious extremism and gaping disparities in wealth and income.
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President Obama called the deaths in Minnesota and Louisiana "symptomatic" of racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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A previous study undertaken before she joined had already found gender disparities in base pay, the suit said.
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"Sure, there's a lot more going on -- educational disparities, a broken criminal justice, access to credit," Warren said.
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Salary determinations are made to avoid disparities among positions of equivalent or similar responsibilities, to the extent possible.
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These safeguards include a mandate to track, report and work to fix any racial disparities in the system.
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That figure is based on disparities in earnings, workforce participation and the number of women in top jobs.
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This investment in mental health and substance use disorders services is a critical step in reducing healthcare disparities.
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" And injustice continues, he said: "We know that there are disparities in arrests and shootings across the country.
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That study was unable to identify pay disparities for equal work when it came to race or gender.
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Currently, just 28503 in 22019 adults has access to paid leave through an employer, and vast disparities exist.
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To be sure, the court was not wholly insensitive to the possibility that statistical disparities might indicate injustice.
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TV's morning show "Rising" said little has been done to address the alarming racial disparities in maternal deaths.
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One can decide not to hate disparities in ethnicity, gender, class, sexuality, and religious affiliation (or lack thereof).
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Israel has experienced sporadic labour unrest over severe income disparities and low wages relative to high living costs.
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There are, unquestionably, racial disparities all throughout the criminal justice system — and that includes police use of force.
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Racial disparities were less pronounced in wealthier neighborhoods, researchers report in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Under apartheid, artists protested against the country's racial disparities, but they had to be calculated about their delivery.
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At the end of the day, Jagannathan says, creating Real Talk is really about addressing disparities and equity.
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And a lot of those provisions to get at, to identify racial disparities—those requirements have been eliminated.
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Scientists have documented similar age disparities in H.I.V. infections in Africa, where the gap clearly indicates sexual transmission.
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Too often, in order to explain disparities, their complexities get reduced to simple comparisons based on sociodemographic characteristics.
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The disparities, the analysis found, persist whether there are few or many African-Americans in a given area.
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But rates have increased the fastest among low-income Americans and racial minorities, exacerbating pre-existing health disparities.
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And it could also end up increasing health care disparities in America — which are already stark and stubborn.
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Racial disparities — in incarceration, unemployment, school failure — fuel racial bias, which ensnares black boys, rich and poor alike.
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The DeVos interview has already sent a message that schools can be less mindful of stark disciplinary disparities.
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Particularly in regards to racial disparities in incarceration in America, there is a lot of research on that.
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The conversation was brief, but made clear that while the gender gap is shrinking, other disparities are prevalent.
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One possible explanation for the racial disparities: Police tend to patrol high-crime neighborhoods, which are disproportionately black.
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Research suggests that these racial disparities in public opinion can explain the differential implementation of the Medicaid expansion.
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The decrease in information can make it harder for officers to make progress on cases, reinforcing the disparities.
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One possible explanation for the racial disparities: Police tend to patrol high-crime neighborhoods, which are disproportionately black.
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In addition, it could also ease the opioid crisis and mitigate racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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In Wolf Point, the academic disparities between Native students and other groups are even wider, federal data shows.
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The concern with the new laws is that, due to socioeconomic disparities, these restrictions disproportionately impact minority voters.
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Yet a racial divide remains — the wealth and educational disparities between white and nonwhite residents are often vast.
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We know that where you live matters: There are huge disparities in health and costs across the country.
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Many other states, counties and cities register similar disparities on the scales of obesity, healthy eating and exercise.
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Past restrictions that kept people of color confined to certain neighborhoods have largely fallen, but glaring disparities endure.
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"This is really highlighting the disparities that women across the U.S. have to deal with," Dr. Khattar said.
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And it's been sourced as a root cause of numerous enduring racial disparities in umpteen of her plans.
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The city is 60 percent black and 33 percent white, and it is burdened by severe economic disparities.
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For decades, the United States has moved to narrow disparities among states in top-priority services and protections.
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Most private South African land remains in white hands, making it a potent symbol of wider economic disparities.
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At the time, Legal Aid also asked that discipline be monitored for racial disparities, but the state resisted.
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More research is needed to determine exactly what factors are driving these disparities, but Janevic offered some ideas.
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"It will be interesting to see how legal same-sex marriage will affect these health disparities," Gonzales said.
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"Survival disparities between black and white breast cancer patients are largely driven by differences in insurance," he said.
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The current funding system is not blinded, which some have criticized as a factor contributing to racial disparities.
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If the earlier authors of the Bible had been creating an artificial document, they would have eliminated disparities.
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Bloomberg's program would prioritize infrastructure upgrades, direct research grants, early-stage financing, and initiatives to address wealth disparities.
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The New York City Education Department has not put forward a plan to address the district's growing disparities.
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Choice advocates often sidestep questions of inequitable funding and the housing patterns that underlie these disparities in spending.
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The system is rife with racial disparities, as minority Americans are much more likely to be locked up.
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And, sadly, pay disparities are heightened when we look at the experiences of immigrant women and transgender women.
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Business Insider spoke with five current and former black franchisees in recent weeks about disparities at McDonald&aposs.
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Regional disparities in minimum wages lead, in turn, to unhealthy imbalances in the collection and distribution of taxes.
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To explain the disparities, medical researchers were increasingly looking to the stresses of structural racism, the article explained.
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We'll follow this up in 2020 with the debut of the AACR's first progress report on cancer disparities.
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Understanding the realities and causes behind gender disparities at work will be key to closing the pay gap.
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And a lot of that has to do with the disparities that are out there in our society.
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She also revealed what she'd do to ensure existing social and economic disparities aren't exacerbated in the process.
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Such disparities may stifle cross-border green capital flows; currently most buyers of Chinese green bonds are Asian.
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And a recent Reuters' investigation found gross disparities among the immigration courts in how frequently immigrants are deported.
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Mr. Volker will modify his account as well, addressing disparities between his testimony and that of other witnesses.
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"It would lock in all of the disparities that exist today between states on health spending," Levitt said.
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But major price disparities, crop shortages, and particularly a boost in international demand can lead to increased competition.
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But there are disparities in the makeup of every N.F.L. playoff field that cannot be measured by rankings.
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Sanders contends that they are fueled by the enormous disparities of wealth and opportunity that define global capitalism.
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A possible explanation for the racial disparities: Police tend to patrol high-crime neighborhoods, which are disproportionately black.
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Unwinding employment relationships eliminates these benefits, increasing the volatility of workers' incomes and magnifying pay disparities and inequality.
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But algorithms can perpetuate racial and class disparities that are already deeply embedded in the criminal justice system.
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Of course, medians can mask significant internal disparities, so it's also interesting to consider state-level poverty rates.
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Unjust racial profiling and resulting racial disparities in the criminal justice system certainly don't depend on artificial intelligence.
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In the past, differences in performance were used to make sense of the financial disparities in prize money.
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In the criminal justice system, this implicit bias may contribute to the many racial disparities in law enforcement.
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Remaining complacent in the face of increasing racial disparities in education conveys that we are content with inequality.
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We should reflect on the role discrimination played then and continues to play now in creating racial disparities.
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A caveat to this particular data point is that this gap refers to salary disparities among software engineers.
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And a previous report from the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois found big racial disparities in Chicago police stops — although black residents made up nearly 2238 percent of the city's population, they accounted for 20103 percent of stops in 22010, with such disparities even more pronounced in predominantly white neighborhoods.
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Skill disparities, family dynamics, early childhood development and incarceration effects were all but left out of the New York Times coverage and the academic report itself, even though there exists a wide body of scholarly work on the mechanisms that produce economic success and the factors influencing disparities between various populations.
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In this way and so many others, crime shows could make honest drama about racial disparities and abuses (as "When They See Us" did) and introduce ideas about effective reform that are taking off in real life, like alternative sentencing, police accountability, ending money bail and ending racial disparities in prosecutions.
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"The data did not allow us to identify specific causes of health disparities in this study," Henning-Smith said.
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Unfortunately, LGBTQ+ individuals face a number of health disparities due to discrimination, according to the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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The claims from Hambrick's family are not the first time these sorts of disparities have been criticized in Nashville.
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Those disparities were more pronounced among adults 35 to 64 than those 65 to 84, according to the data.
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The study found that these troubling racial and ethnic disparities will continue unabated until proactive policy interventions are enacted.
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Today, I conduct research into how to best marshal black electoral power to realize policy outcomes that reduce disparities.
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"Cervical cancer really is such a cancer of disparities," said Emma McKim Mitchell, the lead investigator for the trial.
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Comparing the 19 states that have elected two Democratic senators to the 21 with two Republicans shows similar disparities.
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Even players chosen in the first round can face big pay disparities in the range of millions of dollars.
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The reason for these political disparities appears to be low voter turnout during local elections in March and April.
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The government has said it needs funds for public services and argues that the reforms would reduce social disparities.
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But American cities have started addressing long-standing disparities in access to parks and green space, new research finds.
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She challenged the legal foundation of this law and blamed it for the perpetuation of gender disparities in Tanzania.
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And there are other disparities in areas like policing, officer-involved shootings, and arrests that also come into play.
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The assessment team identified disparities in traffic stops, post-stop searches, and use of deadly force against African-Americans.
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These disparities in editing coordination may be due to different language editions having slightly different naming rules and conventions.
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We are the world's top jailer, have among the longest sentences, and tolerate shocking racial disparities in imprisonment rates.
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The forces that drive regional disparities are built into the mechanisms of globalisation, which makes them hard to resist.
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The Ryan White program reduces disparities for vulnerable groups that persist for other diseases throughout the U.S., Cheever said.
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This means that you do see some disparities in health care access between those with private and public coverage.
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It shows that in Australia, there are disparities between those who carry public coverage and those with private benefits.
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Ramaphosa has said he aims to resolve the issue of racial disparities in property ownership "once and for all".
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He and his colleagues found large disparities in staff numbers and skills between 103 marine sanctuaries in 24 countries.
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But simplifying the connection between racial disparities in the justice system and crime misses other factors, like implicit bias.
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As an activist filmmaker, Sanders wants to use this short film to provoke conversation about gender disparities in Hollywood.
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Over generations, the effect of this lack of inclusion has compounded, leading us to the disparities that exist today.
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While many studies have looked at the income gap by race, this study looked at the disparities in wealth.
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We oppose the replication and expansion of risk-based systems that have exacerbated current racial disparities in immigration enforcement.
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In Washington State, arrests dropped 99 percent, but racial disparities remained the same for the ones that were left.
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"We check for potential disparities both overall and within specific jobs, and review any outliers we find," Square says.
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Companies that fail to address pay disparities between male and female workers will be highlighted in new league tables.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, and that racial disparities in discipline were a problem in the country.
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Ultimately, these are some of the very disparities highlighted by the NFL protests that O'Rourke spoke about this month.
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Topics of discussion include policy reforms to minimize disparities in healthcare delivery and improve access to innovative new treatments.
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That leads to real health disparities, from a decrease in cervical cancer screenings to an increase in labor complications.
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As the drug war continues, these racial disparities have become one of the major points of criticism against it.
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Many are frustrated that huge racial disparities in income and wealth persist 25 years after the end of apartheid.
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Research has found that lesbian, gay, and bisexual Americans suffer from several health disparities compared to their heterosexual counterparts.
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It is evidence-based to lessen crime, save money, and reduce racial disparities that pervade our criminal justice system.
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Toys R Us has faced allegations of racism in the past for pricing disparities between dolls of different races.
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Knowing our colleagues' and friends' salaries would also help us realize how pernicious racial and gender pay disparities are.
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Some of these disparities reflect differences in investment sophistication that might be reduced through information and behavioral-economic nudges.
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Public opinion polling paints a stark picture of wide disparities between African-Americans and other minorities compared to whites.
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If water systems are not modernized soon, the changing climate will ensure yet more contamination, therefore increasing these disparities.
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Transgender people in America and elsewhere in the world still face health disparities often tied to stigma and discrimination.
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While health advocates have made great strides to address health disparities impacting our communities, considerable challenges continue to exist.
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And that's where the solutions also come from if we are to improve health disparities and reduce healthcare costs.
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It also serves to avoid unwarranted sentence disparities, in my opinion, between you and others who are similarly situated.
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Incarceration also cannot explain the sharp disparities observed in outcomes at younger ages, such as high school dropout rates.
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But the new report is the first to examine the impact of Medicare Advantage on the disparities, Li said.
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"The great unknown is why do we see greater disparities in Medicare Advantage than in traditional Medicare," Betancourt said.
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The agency said it found systematic pay disparities between genders at Google, which the company denied at the time.
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Bad as this is, high maternal death rates are only one of many race- and ethnicity-related health disparities.
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Harris's proposal is focused on reducing health disparities in maternal health and is supported by Gillibrand, Sanders and Booker.
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These reforms could begin to roll back the severe disparities that are most significantly affecting LGBTQ people of color.
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The study also found that in the highly educated, demanding and male-oriented medical field, other disparities are dramatic.
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History shows that this reform would not deter violence and most likely would perpetuate punitive racial and class disparities.
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Although mandatory minimums were meant to reduce disparities, in practice they hurt the populations some reformers sought to protect.
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New evidence indicates that schools have contributed to these disparities by underestimating the potential of black and Hispanic children.
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Tech companies have long cited a range of trade disparities, including China's weak patent protections for U.S. intellectual property.
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States and the federal government must do more to address these massive funding disparities by race and income level.
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For decades, my colleagues in public health have tracked disparities in health outcomes between immigrants and U.S.-born citizens.
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He did not address the problem of racial disparities in arrests that the Hennepin County Public Defenders' Office discovered.
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Cassidy has sought to defend the bill's block-grant formula, arguing that Obamacare has left deep disparities across states.
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The study, conducted by Sesame Workshop's Joan Ganz Cooney Center and Rutgers University, also found disparities based on ethnicities.
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In actuality, this is due to racialized health disparities—another thing the anti-abortion movement is conspicuously silent on.
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These disparities in police use of force reflect more widespread racial inequities across the entire American criminal justice system.
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Such disparities perpetuate even within districts, with 72% of school districts providing lower teacher salaries in Title I schools.
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For decades, Oklahoma's leaders largely denied the destruction, and the effects are still evident in the city's racial disparities.
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Together, they polled over 215,24 LinkedIn users who work in financial services to examine gender disparities within the industry.
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In such communities, "disparities in resources — between white and black students, for example — may be more consequential," he said.
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Through a series of protests, exhibitions, debates and other grassroots actions, they sought to remedy some stark gender disparities.
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I buy that there are racial disparities that can't be explained or are hard to explain by good reasons.
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It's that treadmill feature that leads to the persistence of racial disparities in the United States generation after generation.
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She talked about disparities in school funding in the state, which she said especially hurt cities like Benton Harbor.
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All of these factors and others are likely working together to maintain racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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The study, by researchers at Northwestern University, confirms longstanding disparities between men and women in the field of science.
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Even centrist Democrats like Senator Charles Schumer talk openly about racial disparities in arrests for marijuana and incarceration rates.
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To be effective, speedy consensus would be needed to avoid countries going it alone and creating confusion or disparities.
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"We need to reduce deaths from cardiometabolic diseases and we need to find strategies to reduce disparities," she said.
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These actions have disproportionately targeted people of color, contributing to disparities in mass incarceration, confiscated property, and collective trauma.
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Still, collecting such data would be just the beginning of a much longer process to establish why disparities exist.
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Still, the disparities in how the police classify these cases remain across widely different circumstances and causes of death.
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In the case of blood clot prevention, doctors' assumptions about women's risk factors could lead to disparities in treatment.
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He is almost certain to reverse Obama-era efforts to confront civil rights violations, sentencing disparities and police abuses.
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The exclusions will perpetuate racial disparities that have resulted from the drug war's disproportionate targeting of communities of color.
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Criminal justice reform advocates often argue that the "war on drugs" is to blame for racial disparities in prisons.
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Secretary Price would do well to look to Dr. Ghebreyesus leadership in addressing pressing health disparities with limited means.
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The health disparities between urban and rural areas aren't getting any better, new studies published in Health Affairs confirm.
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Studies have shown that such consideration are likely to worsen racial disparities already rampant in the criminal justice system.
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Topics of discussion include policy reforms to minimize disparities in healthcare delivery and improve access to innovative new treatments.
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Changing the demographics of NDIS, whether temporarily or permanently, can increase disparities within the criminal justice system, Malin says.
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Previous reporting by Business Insider's Kate Taylor found significant disparities between McDonald's black franchisees and others in the system.
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Indeed, the socioeconomic disparities indicated in this study seem to fall in line with other patterns of healthcare inequalities.
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Decade nominees include: - "#BlackLivesMatter," the hashtag used to protest alleged disparities in police use of force against African Americans.
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Women are constantly working to fight these disparities, but it is imperative that the onus isn't just on us.
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The prosecutors cited a "causal connection" between the bank's price discretion policies and the racial disparities among the mortgages.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blasted Manafort's sentencing as a prime example of sentencing disparities between high- and low-income defendants.
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These hurdles are even higher, and the disparities greater, for people with disabilities who belong to other marginalized groups.
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Crib death and cancer both are more lethal among African-Americans, because of disparities in incomes and health care.
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In all likelihood, the reduction of racial disparities in poverty will have to be done through race-neutral means.
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But a jobless rate of over 25 percent and glaring income disparities have worsened its problems with violent crime.
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We found statistically significant racial disparities in every state with sufficient data and in every region of the country.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced earlier this summer that focuses on "frontline communities," those that have experienced systemic socioeconomic disparities.
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The US Department of Labor's 2017 audit of Google found "systemic compensation disparities against women" across the entire company.
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Identifying and parsing disparities have become the default setting of the language of social justice in the United States.
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Even with promises from the authorities to pursue a public health approach, racial disparities in drug-related arrests persist.
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At a time when suicide rates constitute a public health crisis, disparities of this magnitude are disturbing and unacceptable.
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Today, racial disparities in school discipline send the message that blacks are still unequal and unwanted in Arkansas schools.
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It illustrates not only the racial disparities in health care but also the lack of reproductive health care access.
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With black people disproportionately likely to be incarcerated, there are racial disparities in this often forced, low-paid labor.
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JAMA First, the big picture: Across the country, there were massive disparities in overall mortality from 1980 to 2014.
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Another video of a police shooting has once again put attention on racial disparities in the criminal justice system.
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This could drive up the disparities between states that take action to replace the mandate and those who don't.
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In other states, disparities reflected birth rates for black and Hispanic teens that exceeded national rates for these groups.
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"The South ... has some of the worst health outcomes and biggest racial disparities in terms of health," said Purtle.
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The socioeconomic disparities probed by this project makes it one of the finest examples of art-for-social change.
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