Discrimination in America
Posted by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation on January 22, 2018
Experiences and Views on Affects of Discrimination Across Major Population Groups in the United States
The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and National Public Radio (NPR) is rolling out a series of major reports on discrimination in America.
The report series, titled “Discrimination in America,” focuses on personal experiences with discrimination across more than a dozen areas of daily life.
This series is based on a survey among a nationally representative sample of 3,453 adults ages 18 or older, including African Americans, Latinos, Asian Americans, Native Americans, Whites, LGBTQ adults, men and women.
Overall, the findings portray a complex experience of discrimination across different areas of life and different groups in America. The reports also highlight perceptions of discrimination that occur in local communities.
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