Intersectionality and health : an introduction / Leith Mullings, Amy J. Schulz

Reconstructing the landscape of health disparities research : promoting dialogue and collaboration between feminist intersectional and biomedical paradigms / Lynn Weber

Moods and representations of social inequality / Emily Martin

Constructing whiteness in health disparities research / Jessie Daniels, Amy J. Schulz

The intersection of race, gender, and SES : health paradoxes / Pamela Braboy Jackson, David R. Williams

Identity development, discrimination, and psychological well-being among African American and Caribbean black adolescents / Cleopatra Howard Caldwell, Barbara J. Guthrie, James S. Jackson

Disparities in Latina health : an intersectional analysis / Ruth E. Zambrana, Bonnie Thornton Dill

Immigrant workers : do they fear workplace injuries more than they fear their employers? / Marianne P. Brown

Health disparities : What do we know? What do we need to know? What should we do? / H. Jack Geiger

From conspiracy theories to clinical trials : questioning the role of race and culture versus racism and poverty in medical decision making / Cheryl Mwaria

Whose health? Whose justice? Examining quality of care and forms of advocacy for women diagnosed with breast cancer / Mary K. Anglin

Resistance and resilience, the Sojourner syndrome and the social context of reproduction in central Harlem / Leith Mullings

Intersections of race, class, and gender in public health interventions / Amy J. Schulz, Nicholas Freudenberg, Jessie Daniels

Movement-grounded theory : intersectional analysis of health inequities in the United States / Sandi Morgen.

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