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Health Equity

The 2020 Census Debate

PHP Fellow Julia Garcia examines support and opposition for the Supreme Court decision on inclusion of the citizenship question in the 2020 census.

Fellow Julia Garcia

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Health Equity

Physicians as Gatekeepers in Workers’ Compensation

Analysis of injured Latinx immigrants’ experiences within Rhode Island's workers’ compensation system also calls for evaluation of medical education.

Guest Author Carla Castillo

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Muslim Women's Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence

Muslim women’s experiences of intimate partner violence are shaped by collectivist culture, patriarchy, honor, shame, and faith.

Guest Author Asra Milani

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Health Equity

Churches Are Places of Habits and Hearts

Immigrants to the US who attended church regularly had healthier lifestyles. Houses of worship could promote health and integration into a new country and community.

Guest Author Ephraim Shapiro

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Food Justice

One in six of our citizens experiences food insecurity. Forty-two million low income and working-class Americans—most of whom are elderly, disabled, or children—use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to buy groceries.

Guest Author Sandro Galea

Editor Michael Stein

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The Legal Landscape and Latino Children

Anti-immigrant laws impact health care access for Latino children born in the US to noncitizen parents, especially in counties with high percentages of Latino residents.

Guest Author Chenoa Allen

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Health Equity

Investing in Non-White Spaces

Middle- and higher-income non-White neighborhoods, or resurgent neighborhoods, protect residents from White discrimination, but do they help homeowners?

Guest Author C. Aujean Lee

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Aging Knows No Borders

Although they contribute $11 billion in taxes every year, undocumented immigrants are not eligible for federal or state retirement benefits. Older immigrants should be a priority for pro-immigration advocates and policy efforts.

Guest Author Josefina Flores Morales

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Stress and Anxiety in Latina Farmworkers

Latina farmworker immigrants in North Carolina reported greater stress and anxiety than Latina immigrant laborers working outside the agricultural sector.

Fellow Chrissy Packtor