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Black and White women's attributions of women with underweight
Eating Behaviors, 2020Despite the idealization of thin bodies, many people with low body weights report experiencing weight stigma. This stigma might relate to stereotypes about eating disorders (EDs). Specifically, people with lower body weights might be perceived as having EDs, conditions associated with significant stigma.
Alexandria E, Davies +2 more
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Risk for osteoporosis in black women
Calcified Tissue International, 1996Models of involutional bone loss and strategies for the prevention of osteoporosis have been developed for white women. Black women have higher bone densities than white women, but as the black population ages there will be an increasingly higher population of black women with osteoporosis.
J F, Aloia +3 more
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Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2021
Black women die from pregnancy-related causes in the United States three times more frequently than White women.
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Black women die from pregnancy-related causes in the United States three times more frequently than White women.
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The Black Women’s Literary Renaissance
Undecidabilities and Law, 2023Starting in the mid-1970s, black women came fully into the realization that their oppression was owed to several intersecting factors (what Kimberle Crenshaw identified as intersectionality). And with that appreciation, they began toforcefully assert themselves in light of the specificity of their multifaceted condition and identity, to that end ...
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Abortion Attitudes of Black Women
Women & Health, 1977The liberalization of abortion laws beean in 1967 in Colorado and progresied to 17 other states by 1973, at which time the Supreme Court declared that all restrictive abortion laws were unconstitutional. The increasing availability of legal abortion within the country has been temporarily associated with an improvement in maternal health parameters ...
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Pathways to Success for Black Women by Black Women
2022Sharon Fries-Britt, Bridget Turner Kelly
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Richard Wright and Black Women:
2018Floyd W. Hayes III begins his chapter with the argument that apart from the figure of Aunt Sue in Wright’s “Bright and Morning Star,” Wright’s male-centered narratives often treated women characters as objects or props in male-ordered worlds, used to explain the protagonist’s situation rather than their own.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1996
To review the current knowledge about breast cancer in black women--including epidemiology, risk factors, screening practices, pathology, clinical manifestations, treatment, and outcome--with emphasis on issues that might explain why the survival rate in this population of women is lower than that in white women.The MEDLINE database from 1966 to 1995 ...
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To review the current knowledge about breast cancer in black women--including epidemiology, risk factors, screening practices, pathology, clinical manifestations, treatment, and outcome--with emphasis on issues that might explain why the survival rate in this population of women is lower than that in white women.The MEDLINE database from 1966 to 1995 ...
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