COVID-19 has hit majority-minority nursing homes the hardest. These racial disparities must be addressed to help nursing home residents through this pandemic.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
Race & Ethnicity
Reimagining American Policing
If we are to reimagine policing, we should consider demilitarization, de-escalation training, increased accountability, and re-investing in specialized services.
Empowering Minority Serving Institutions to Increase Diversity in the Medical Community
The COVID-19 response has pivoted attention to another key area of concern facing the scientific community: the lack of diversity in the medical community.
Trump’s Racist Appeal to Suburbia and Its Place in the US History of Housing Segregation
Trump has resorted to using racial dog whistles to solidify his support among white suburbanites and portray himself as a savior for white neighborhoods.
America Lacks an Equal, Representative Voting System
Many Americans are concerned about something that should be simple: voting. But in America, disenfranchisement is systemic and ongoing.
COVID-19 in Vulnerable Communities: Past Public Health Failures Threaten Successful Rollout of Vaccine Candidates
Without action to build trust, relationships and health infrastructure, our nation’s most vulnerable communities will disproportionately suffer from COVID-19.
Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
Nigerian-owned properties and places of worship were destroyed during xenophobic attacks in South Africa. More must be done to ensure the victims’ wellbeing.
President Obama Just Bet on Black Voters To Win the Midterms. Here’s Where That Bet Just Might Pay Off
Voter turnout is first on the minds of both Democrats and Republicans. As a result, President Obama has made one of his most dramatic moves of the Midterms.