How Do We Know If Health Care Is Racist?July 2020 Educational Resources on Racism: Health EquityBy Diana Fraser|July 31, 2020
Responding to Disparities: A Look at a Post-2020 United StatesBy Hadija Steen Mills|February 23, 2021
Why Is It So Tough for LGBTQ+ Folks to Get the Care They Need?A very real tension exists between health care and health insurance coverage in Minnesota and beyond.By Alauna Yust|September 11, 2020
How COVID-19 Exacerbated Inequalities in Health Care for the BIPOC CommunityThe pandemic has devastated communities of color. The reasons why are many, including generations of racist policies.By Kyeland Jackson|August 31, 2021
Racism Is In the Air We BreatheMinnesota's history of racial redlining might have ended in 1968 - but the lasting impacts run deep today.By Kevin Dragseth|June 9, 2022
Artist Anita White Sketches Her Joys, Her Grief and Life in a PandemicBy Brittany Shrimpton|January 29, 2021
3 Health Professionals Shed Light on the Impact of Historical TraumaBy Bobby Edwards|January 29, 2021
Are LGBTQ+ Healthcare Rights Changing in the U.S.?A virtual panel of healthcare experts addresses the complexities of this question.By Diana Fraser|October 16, 2020
Trial & Tribulation: How can Black Minnesotans find healing in the wake of George Floyd's murder?By Kevin Dragseth|March 8, 2021
Five Physicians Share Experiences of Racial Inequity in MedicineTackling racial disparities in health care and representation - along with the traumas of a pandemic - medical practitioners travel a path less worn.By Brittany Shrimpton|April 13, 2022
Almanac's Mary Lahammer Gets an Antibody Test for COVID-19She also talks to a physician about the differences in tests and who should ultimately be tested for antibodies. By Mary Lahammer|May 11, 2020
How Physicians' Experiences With Racism Inform Our CarePersonal reflections from three BIPOC doctors.By Brittany Shrimpton|March 29, 2022
'Med City' and The Politics Of Mask MandatesThe city of Rochester approved a mask mandate before Governor Walz's statewide order. But the mandate remains a polarizing one for officials to enforce.By Kaomi Lee|July 29, 2020
That Got Weird: A True Story of Internalized RacismHow do you grapple with racism when it's part of your inner monologue?By Sergio Rapu|February 8, 2022
How Can We Feel We Belong in a Place That Hasn't Welcomed Us?Stories and poems from BIPOC physicians.By Brittany Shrimpton|April 27, 2022
What's at stake in the proposed Twin Metals copper-nickel project?By David Gillette|September 27, 2019
Why are queer women afraid when seeking health care?The producer of the documentary, 'Patient No More,' shares the backstory on her lived experience and research that made the dream a film reality.By Diana Fraser|June 30, 2020
Pregnant in the Time of Coronavirus: Two Women Decide to Forgo Hospital BirthsBy Kate McDonald|April 24, 2020
Experiences of Racism Continue to Traumatize African-American EldersThe new documentary "Listen! Please!" chronicles the difficult experiences of four Minnesotans of color.By Kyeland Jackson|February 26, 2021
What Does Back to School Mean for the Critical Race Theory Debate in Minnesota?By Abdi Mohamed|September 9, 2021
Pregnant in the Time of Coronavirus: Will We Have to Give Birth Alone?By Kate McDonald|March 27, 2020
Should Cops and Corporations Be at Pride?A look at Pride's history and its roots in anti-police brutality.By Maren Machles|June 25, 2021
To protest or not to protest during a pandemic?That is the question facing many people who want to protest or volunteer in the wake of George Floyd's police killing.By Anne Guttridge|June 18, 2020
The Minneapolis Music Scene is Blossoming in New ColorsA conversation with music producer Jon Jon Scott.By Sara Abdelaal|August 31, 2021
Black Doctors Work to Build Trust in the COVID-19 Vaccine Among BIPOC CommunitiesA long history of medical abuse has left marginalized communities with legitimate concerns for their health and safety.By Danielle Broadway|January 29, 2021
