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Contrary to claims of open access for all, dozens of hospitals exhibit significant racial exclusivity. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

Study Finds Hospitals Don’t Always Have an Open Door Policy, Particularly When it Comes to Race

NNPA NEWSWIRE — The Institute also found that many of the most and least racially inclusive hospitals are in the same U.S. cities, reflecting segregated healthcare...

East Team, 1948 Negro league East–West All-Star Game, Comiskey Park, Chicago, Illinois. Back row: Lester Lockett, Monte Irvin, Rufus Lewis, Henry Miller, Luke Easter, Robert Griffith, Pat Scantlebury, Wilmer Fields, Bill Cash, Vic Harris and manager Jose Fernandez. Front row: Buck Leonard, Bob Harvey, Marvin Barker, Frank Austin, Pee Wee Buts, Minnie Minoso, Luis Marquez, Louis Louden, Bob Romby, Junior Gilliam.

Black History3 years ago

COMMENTARY: Securing the Place of the Negro Leagues in Baseball History — One Voice, One Mission

THE AFRO — The Negro League Family Alliance (NLFA) is calling on Major League Baseball (MLB) to establish May 2 as annual “Negro League Day” in...

Until all of us are willing to forego our color and cultural blindness, we perpetuate students being placed on an assembly line to mediocrity, frustration, and wasted, unacknowledged potential. (Photo: iStockphoto / NNPA)

Commentary7 years ago

COMMENTARY: Color “Blindness”

NNPA ESSA AWARENESS CAMPAIGN — Our perceptions of the value of ourselves and others often determine our treatment of and reactions toward those we view as...

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Study Finds Hospitals Don’t Always Have an Open Door Policy, Particularly When it Comes to Race

COMMENTARY: Securing the Place of the Negro Leagues in Baseball History — One Voice, One Mission

COMMENTARY: Color “Blindness”

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