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Police Brutality and Police Reform *

The use of excessive force or discriminatory practices by law enforcement, and the efforts to reform these practices. People of color are disproportionately affected by police brutality and reform is necessary to address these systemic issues.

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Mass Incarceration *

The mass imprisonment of individuals, particularly those from marginalized communities, and the associated social and economic effects. People of color are disproportionately affected by mass incarceration, leading to systemic inequality and further marginalization.

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Zoning and Land Use Policies *

Regulations and laws that dictate how land is used and developed, often perpetuating segregation and inequitable access to resources. People of color are often excluded from certain neighborhoods and denied access to resources due to discriminatory zoning and land use policies.

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Redlining *

The practice of denying access to financial services, such as mortgages or loans, in certain neighborhoods, particularly those with high populations of people of color. Redlining has had long-lasting effects on wealth distribution and systemic inequalities.

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Gentrification *

Gentrification and Displacement: The process of urban renewal and revitalization which often leads to the displacement of low-income residents and the loss of cultural heritage and community identity.

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Food Deserts *

Areas where access to affordable and healthy food is limited, often due to systemic inequalities and discriminatory practices. People of color are disproportionately affected by food deserts and lack access to basic necessities for a healthy lifestyle.

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Housing Discrimination *

The systemic and discriminatory practices that limit access to safe and affordable housing for people of color. Housing discrimination has long-lasting effects on wealth distribution and systemic inequalities.

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No

Environmental Justice and Environmental Racism *

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Economic Inequality / Wealth Gap *

Disparities in wealth and income distribution, perpetuated by systemic inequalities and discriminatory practices. People of color are often excluded from economic opportunities and face significant barriers to wealth accumulation.

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Injustice in Public Housing *

Refers to the disproportionate exposure to environmental hazards and lack of access to healthy living conditions that affect communities of color living in public housing as well as slumlords, insurance scams and other predatory practices in low income housing.

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Disparities in Healthcare Access and Quality *

Disparities in Healthcare Access and Quality refers to the unequal distribution of healthcare services and the differences in the quality of care received by different populations. This issue disproportionately affects communities of color, who often experience poorer health outcomes due to limited access to healthcare and discriminatory practices within the healthcare system.

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Mental Health Stigma *

Social stigma and discrimination against individuals with mental health conditions, leading to negative health outcomes and limited access to care. People of color are often subject to additional stigma and barriers to mental health care due to systemic racism and discrimination.

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Mortality Rates *

The number of deaths in a given population, which can be influenced by factors such as access to healthcare, environmental pollution, and economic inequality. People of color often experience higher mortality rates due to systemic inequalities and barriers to accessing healthcare.

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Substance Abuse and Support

The harmful use of drugs or alcohol leading to health, social, and legal problems. Substance abuse and support refer to the resources and interventions available to help individuals struggling with addiction. Substance abuse disproportionately impacts communities of color due to factors such as poverty, systemic racism, and limited access to healthcare, education, and job opportunities, which increase the risk of substance use and decrease the access to support and treatment services.

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Gun Violence *

The prevalence and impact of gun violence in communities, particularly those with high populations of people of color. People of color are often disproportionately affected by gun violence and subject to systemic inequalities in access to resources for prevention and recovery.

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Domestic Violence *

The prevalence and impact of domestic violence in communities, particularly those with high populations of people of color. People of color are often disproportionately affected by domestic violence and face additional barriers to accessing resources and support.

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Systemic Racism *

The pervasive and institutionalized nature of racism, perpetuated through policies, practices, and culture. People of color face systemic racism in all areas of life, including housing, education, employment, and criminal justice.

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Education Inequity / Education Gap *

Unequal distribution of resources and opportunities in education, leading to disparities in achievement and outcomes. People of color often have limited access to quality education and face numerous barriers to academic success.

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School-to-Prison Pipeline *

Describes the systemic failure in education systems that disproportionately funnel children of color into the criminal justice system, limiting their opportunities for future success.

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The War on Drugs *

The government's campaign to combat drug use and distribution, which has disproportionately affected communities of color and perpetuated systemic inequalities in the criminal justice system.

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Political Engagement / Politicians *

Voter suppression which refers to any effort that seeks to prevent or make it difficult for people to exercise their right to vote, and has a disproportionate impact on communities. The culture as been instrumental in mobilizing first time voters or increasing the civic involvement of underrepresented communities.

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