
People with Disabilities Get Cancer, Too
But they don’t have equal access to cancer screening
Exploring and celebrating diversity in science.
But they don’t have equal access to cancer screening
Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is treated less aggressively if you’re not white and male
Doing so was inadvertent, but it taught me an important lesson
It’s been touted as an “empathy machine” that lets users see what it’s like to have a disability—but people with disabilities often can’t use it
The profession is rife with sexual harassment, bullying and discrimination—and that needs to change
The U.S. still has a long way to go with respect to diversity, equity and inclusion
Through politics, economics and culture, a Native American community is building resilience against disaster
As biracial people become increasingly common in the U.S., bias based on perceived rather than actual identity will, too
I never considered that possibility before—but I am now
What I learned from a game that brings the phenomenon of implicit bias vividly to life