科学、社会和消除种族主义。

IF 2.6 Q2 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Health Equity Pub Date : 2023-01-20 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1089/heq.2022.29023.cro
Charmaine D M Royal
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作为 "真相、种族愈合与变革 "框架的基础支柱,"叙事变革 "涉及对我们历史上和当前有关 "种族 "和种族主义的现实进行反思,根除使不公正正常化和压迫持续存在的主流叙事,并推进促进公平和集体解放的叙事。叙事变革对于建立全社会对全人类相互联系和平等的认识和理解,以及瓦解种族等级制度的意识形态和结构至关重要。讲述新的或更真实、更完整的故事,必须包括提高我们对种族是什么、种族不是什么以及种族与种族主义之间关系的理解和信息传递。关于人类生物种族存在的观点早已被各领域的科学家和学者所否定。然而,在一些科学研究、医疗保健领域以及美国和其他国家的政治和法律架构中,关于人类物种内部存在自然和固定生物差异的错误信念依然存在,从而复制和维持了社会等级制度。除非同时努力重塑人们对种族概念本身的思考,否则根除种族主义及其有害影响的努力,其持续积极转变的潜力是有限的。本简报概述了种族等级制度的起源,区分了生物意义上的种族概念和社会意义上的种族概念,回顾了有关种族的含义和用途的观点,并介绍了为消除对种族和种族主义的普遍误解而正在进行的和可能进行的努力。
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Science, Society, and Dismantling Racism.

Science, Society, and Dismantling Racism.

As a foundational pillar of the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation framework, Narrative Change involves reckoning with our historical and current realities regarding "race" and racism, uprooting dominant narratives that normalize injustice and sustain oppression, and advancing narratives that promote equity and collective liberation. Narrative Change is vital to creating communal recognition and appreciation of the interconnectedness and equality of all humans and dismantling the ideology and structures of racial hierarchy. Telling new or more truthful and complete stories must include improving our understanding and messaging about what race is and what it is not as well as the relationship between race and racism. Ideas about the existence of biological human races have long been discredited by scientists and scholars in various fields. Yet, false beliefs about natural and fixed biological differences within the human species persist in some scientific studies, in aspects of health care, and in the political and legal architectures of the United States and other countries, thereby reproducing and maintaining social hierarchies. Efforts to eradicate racism and its pernicious effects are limited in their potential for sustained positive transformation unless simultaneous endeavors are undertaken to reframe people's thinking about the very concept of race. This brief provides an overview of the origins of racial hierarchy, distinguishes between biological concepts of race and socially defined race, reviews perspectives on the meanings and uses of race, and describes ongoing and potential efforts to address prevailing misunderstandings about race and racism.

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Health Equity
Health Equity Social Sciences-Health (social science)
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