Racism and sexism against Black women may contribute to high rates of Black infant mortality
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Recommendations for Supporting Emerging Scholars
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White youth are more likely to receive treatment for drug abuse than youth of color, although treatment is rare for both groups
Infants and toddlers are more likely than older children to enter foster care because of neglect and parental drug abuse
Youth Bullying Prevention in the District of Columbia School Year 2017-2018 Report
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Low birthweight is the 2nd leading cause of infant death in the US. Research suggests that racism and sexism in the… https://t.co/EH0BYd1BPG
RT @ecook222: Black infants are almost 2x as likely to have low birthweight than white infants in the US. According to @ChildTrends, addres…
RT @kingcarlise: Policymakers can work to reduce #infantmortality by supporting expanded data collection to examine differences in Black in…
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