How the COVID-19 pandemic illustrated racial disparities in health care
When Thomas Fisher, MD’01, started work on what would become The Emergency: A Year of Healing and Heartbreak in a Chicago ER (One World, 2022), the COVID-19 pandemic was still months away.
In UChicago event, writer Jelani Cobb examines history of Black suffrage
New Yorker columnist discusses what Black history can still teach us about America
What Americans are thinking a year after George Floyd’s death
AP-NORC poll: Strong support for police reform, but less confidence in positive change
Remembering UChicago alum Earl Dickerson’s trailblazing legacy
Dickerson, JD’1920, helped shape fight for economic and racial justice, in court and beyond
Why racism is a public health crisis
Experts discuss U.S. health disparities for Black women on UChicago Urban panel
Why a 19th-century bank failure still matters
Chicago Booth study links Black distrust of financial institutions to Freedman’s Bank collapse
How the way we talk both unites and divides us
In new book, Prof. Katherine D. Kinzler argues that how you speak reflects who you are
UChicago scientists reflect on need to address racism, inequality
Black scientists lead #shutdownSTEM movement to call for change
