Racism in 2016, in Healthcare: - Black scientists are systematically underfunded - Black Women Are 40 Percent More Likely To Die From Breast Cancer Than White Women - Facilities treating African-American population are associated with a decrease in the availability and use of surgical services and an increase in emergency visits - Republican governors’ ongoing resistance to the optional Medicaid expansion disproportionately harms African-Americans - minorities are seriously underrepresented in health care professions

In education, - Black students trail White students with respect to educational access, achievement, and attainment

- White teachers teachers predisposed to have lower expectations of Black students and a lack of respect for the students’ families and primary culture

- When racism is taught in schools, its often presented as an individual problem, not an institutional one. This leads many white Americans to believe that discrimination occurs in a vacuum