Disrupting the Big Lie: Higher Education and Whitelash in a Post/Colorblind Era by Melvin A. Whitehead, Zak Foste, Antonio Duran, Tenisha Tevis, Nolan L. Cabrera

“…James Baldwin (1998) described whiteness as “the big lie” of American society where the belief in the inherent superiority of white people allowed for, emboldened, and facilitated violence against People of Color. …”
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African and Native American foodways and resilience by Lindsey Lunsford, Melvin Arthur, Christine Porter

“…It also exploits centuries of historical traumas, White supremacy, and systemic racism to kill non-White people at triple the rates of Whites.       …”
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Mobile Media as an “Essential” Tool for Collective Action: Explaining Intentions for Disruptive Political Behavior in U.S. Politics by Ian Hawkins, Scott W. Campbell, Andrew Gelderman

“…Findings reveal that perceptions of the mobile phone as a tool for collective action are associated with greater intentions to participate in online and offline activity explicitly in support of White people. Additionally, we find cases where links between essence and intentions are strengthened among those reporting higher levels of micro-coordination, or use of mobile media for coordinating with others in daily life. …”
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RARE RHEUMATIC DISEASES. RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS: A CLINICAL CASE by I. V. Semizarova, L. N. Eliseeva, A. F. Davydova, Z. A. Baste, Zh. A. Kisian

“…This disease is observed with equal frequency in men and women, primarily at the age of 40–60 years, predominantly in white people, but it also occurs in other populations. …”
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White Racial Identity and Its Link to Support for Far-Right Groups: A Test of a Social Psychological Model by Matthew Grindal, Kristin Haltinner

“…Prior research indicates that far-right political groups tend to be disproportionately composed of and supported by white people. Drawing off the group identity and developmental literature, we add theoretical clarity to this relationship. …”
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Citizens' expectations and likely use of a NHS Walk-in Centre: results of a survey and qualitative methods of research. by Chapple, A, Sibbald, B, Rogers, A, Roland, M

“…It would be more attractive to young as compared with older people, ethnic minority as compared with white people, people who are dissatisfied with access to NHS services and people with urgent health-care problems. …”

African American female subjectivity: reading postcolonialism in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye by Shapii, Aspalila, Alobeytha, Faisal Lafee Etan, Shaik Ismail, Sharifah Fazliyaton

“…Not all of these women have been influenced passively by the aforementioned elements.The African American women have been exploited in a male dominated society, where white people are the final authority and arbiter of the social status of women.An African American woman seems to have been suffering since birth.The color of her complexion is the cause of her misery.Illiteracy, beggary, depression and sexual harassment are tied to her very existence. …”
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Do magnetic resonance imaging features differ between persons with multiple sclerosis of various races and ethnicities? by Nabeela Nathoo, Burcu Zeydan, Burcu Zeydan, Nur Neyal, Nur Neyal, Cynthia Chelf, Darin T. Okuda, Orhun H. Kantarci

“…Those of African American or Latin American descent have been demonstrated to have more severe clinical presentations of multiple sclerosis (MS) than non-Latin American White people with MS. Concurrently, radiological burden of disease on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in African Americans with MS has also been described as being more aggressive. …”
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Asian students in the anglosphere – unravelling the unique familial pressures contributing to eating pathology: a systematic review by Victor Sun, Nerissa Soh, Stephen Touyz, Sarah Maguire, Phillip Aouad

“…Plain English summary Family influences are known to contribute to disturbances in eating behaviours in white people and people of colour, despite cultural differences in family pressures. …”
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American Education Policy Towards Indian Tribes (the End of the 18th – Beginning of 19th Century) by Nelin Timur Vladimirovich-

“…The key factor of this policy was the education of aboriginals, the inurement of skills necessary for the integration with white people. The development of trade relations between nations became the beginning of this process. …”
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Ethnoracial disparity among patients with dementia during COVID-19 pandemic by Natan Feter, Jayne Santos Leite, Ricardo Alt, Airton José Rombaldi

“…In the first semester of 2020, black and mixed patients had a higher risk of losing their lives due to dementia than white people. This disparity was not observed in the same period of 2019. …”
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Azawad As a Self-proclaimed Tuareg State by V. R. Filippov

“…The study showed that the confrontation between the black majority of the population of the country and in comparison with small number of “white people of the desert” (Tuaregs, Moors, Arabs) is primarily due to the parallel existence of various “life necessities cultures” in the territory of Sahel. …”
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Queers non blanc·hes en France by Najwa Ouguerram-Magot

“…Can we bring out specific experiences of non-heterosexual backgrounds for non-white people ? Based on a qualitative study conducted with six non-heterosexual persons with colonial diasporic backgrounds living in France, my research questions the experience of heterosexual/straight passing and what it reveals of the conflicting loyalties between race and sexuality that these queers of color face everyday. …”
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Public health policy in a time of change and disaster in South Africa: 1910–1920 by Edwin G. Bain, Jan Venter

“…However, an omission occurred with regard to the consideration of a comprehensive public health policy by the political parties and the Union Parliament, consisting of white people only. This article examines this omission during the first 10 years of the Union of South Africa (1910–1920), during the three 5-yearly general elections (on 15 September 1910, 20 October 1915 and 10 March 1920), and argues that this lack of consideration of a comprehensive public health policy can be found in the theory of party political responsible government during unification, which was further developed by Kavanagh, that party political manifestos act as the guiding force behind the policy matters that are discussed and decided upon in Parliament. …”
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Why Are All the White Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?: Toward Challenging Constructions of a Persecuted White Collective by Uma Mazyck Jayakumar, Annie S. Adamian, Sara E. Grummert, Cameron T. Schmidt-Temple, Andrew T. Arroyo

“…We relate these narratives to an emerging racial backlash whereby white people attempt to distort understandings of structural racism to claim a “persecuted” status—a delusion that we argue warrants a new ideological frame. …”
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Racialized economic segregation and health outcomes: A systematic review of studies that use the Index of Concentration at the Extremes for race, income, and their interaction. by Anders Larrabee Sonderlund, Mia Charifson, Antoinette Schoenthaler, Traci Carson, Natasha J Williams

“…A novel version of the Index of Concentration at the Extremes (ICERace-Income) specifically assesses racialized economic segregation in terms of spatial concentrations of racial and economic privilege (e.g., wealthy white people) versus disadvantage (e.g., poor Black people) within a given area. …”
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UK magnetosphere, ionosphere and solar-terrestrial (MIST) awards taskforce: A perspective by Maria-Theresia Walach, Omakshi Agiwal, Omakshi Agiwal, Oliver Allanson, Oliver Allanson, Mathew J. Owens, I. Jonathan Rae, Jasmine K. Sandhu, Andy Smith

“…(Reni Eddo-Lodge wrote in her book “Why I’m no longer talking to white people about race” (Published by Bloomsbury, London, p. 79, ISBN: PB: 978-1-4088-7)). …”
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The Eoan Group and the politics of coloured opera in apartheid South Africa by Pistorius, J

“…Its 1956 production of La Traviata was the first opera produced by non-white people in South Africa, and initiated an operatic career that spanned twelve opera seasons and ten operas. …”

Brechas salariales por etnia y ubicación geográfica en Santiago de Cali || Wage Gap by Geographic Location and Ethnicity in Cali (Colombia) by Mora, Jhon James, Arcila, Andrés Mauricio

“…. || In this article we estimate the wage gap between white people and Afro-American people in Cali by using data from the survey of employment and quality of life of 2013. …”
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COVID-19 pandemic and the social determinants of health by John E. Meador, Wesley James, Joseph Branson, Jonathan Bennett, Karen Matthews

“…Vaccination rates for Black people in Mississippi exceeded those of White people, likely due to the concerted effort of regional health and community organizations. …”
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