What Black Health Means for Bioethics in Canada
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https://doi.org/10.7202/1117881arKeywords:
Black health, anti-Black racism, social determinants of health, structural determinants of health, bioethics, health equity, CanadaLanguage(s):
EnglishAbstract
Keisha Ray’s Black Health is a poignant examination of the social, political, and cultural determinants of Black people’s health and well-being in the United States. This review reflects on the potential implications of Black Health for health equity and what bioethics could be and do for everyone in Canada.
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