The National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN), a children’s health organization created by Congress, proposed the use of racially biased hiring criteria in order to “dismantle … white supremacy culture.”
The Medical University of South Carolina has revised scholarships to include white students after a federal investigation.
UC Irvine professor Juliet McMullin received nearly $1.3 million to study “abolition medicine,” which uses Critical Race Theory to critique the medical field.
Loyola University Chicago’s medical school has dropped requirements for an internship that would have barred white and Asian applicants following an investigation.
Harvard University hosted a “Black Health Matters” conference which focused on the theme of “decolonizing black health.”
The University of Utah School of Medicine adopted a diversity agenda after being pressured by an accreditor.
Vanderbilt University is one of many institutions applying Critical Race Theory to the medical field in pursuit of “health equity.”
A guide for healthcare professionals argues that “settler colonialism” has resulted in the oppression of indigenous identities like the “two spirit” sexual orientation.
The California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) claims that the healthcare industry is structurally racist and has advanced CRT in medicine.
The philanthropic arm of health insurance giant Humana plans to invest 13 million dollars to fund the “health equity” movement.
Twenty-six Democrat Representatives urged leadership to extend Obamacare subsidies in the Inflation Reduction Act.
A “health equity” fellowship program hosted by a health policy journal specifically excluded white applicants.
Health and Human Services (HHS) Sec. Xavier Becerra on Friday identified “health equity” as the department’s top priority under his leadership.
