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Scientists Start To Tease Out The Subtler Ways Racism Hurts Health [npr.org]

 

The day Dr. Roberto Montenegro finished his Ph.D. was memorable. But not for the right reasons.

"I still cringe when I think about it," says Montenegro.

It had started well. His colleagues at UCLA had taken him and his girlfriend (now wife) out to a fancy restaurant to celebrate.

"I was dressed up in the fanciest suit I had at the time and my wife looked beautiful, like always," he says. "We laughed and we ate and we were excited we didn't have to pay for this."

For related stories, please see More Evidence That Black Shoppers are Subject to Racism and Breaking Down Barriers for Women Physicians of Color.

[For more on this story by RAE ELLEN BICHELL, go to https://www.npr.org/sections/h...-racism-hurts-health]

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