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Dying While Black

Dying While Black. Black Health Status Vernellia Randall, JD Professor School of Law The University of Dayton Feb. 23, 2011. 2008 World Health Organization and 2008 Health, United States. Life Expectancy - Males . Life Expectancy. Females.

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Dying While Black

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  1. Dying While Black Black Health Status Vernellia Randall, JD Professor School of LawThe University of Dayton Feb. 23, 2011 Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  2. Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  3. 2008 World Health Organization and 2008 Health, United States Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  4. Life Expectancy - Males Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  5. Life Expectancy Females 2008 World Health Organization and 2008 Health, United States Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  6. 2008 World Health Organization and 2008 Health, United States Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  7. Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  8. Maternal Deaths per 100000 live births Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  9. Low Birth Weight Newborns (percent) Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  10. Distinguishing Race from Class • Is Race an Issue? Control for class by comparing people of the same class but different race • Middle Class Blacks have a shorter life expectancy than Middle Class Whites • Is Class an Issue? Control for race by comparing people of the same race but different class • Poor Blacks have a shorter life expectancy than Middle class Blacks. • Raceisa social construction that has biological consequences primarily because of: • Social isolation • Racism Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  11. Race not Class Alone • Akron Beacon Journal • Low income whites live +3 years longer than low income blacks • Middle income whites live +10 years longer than middle income blacks Statistics from Health, United States 2008 Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

  12. Race not Class Alone Low Birth Weight, 2005 BlackWhite Less than 12 years of education 15.4 7.3 12 years of education 13.9 7.4 13 year or more of Education 12.4 6.5 Blacks with 13 years of education 12.4 Whites less than 12 years 7.3 In short, in the area of low birth weight, low income whites have better rates than middle income blacks. This dynamic is present in many areas of black life. Statistics from Health, United States 2008 Black Health Status Professor Vernellia Randall

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