How do diverse groups of Americans respond to (structural) messages about racial health disparities?
Erika Franklin Fowler(Wesleyan University), Sarah E. Gollust(University of Minnesota), Teairah Taylor(Cornell University), Jeff Niederdeppe(Cornell University), Colleen L. Barry(Cornell University), Norman Porticella(Cornell University), Rebekah H. Nagler(University of Minnesota), Jiawei Liu, Jr. Neil Lewis, Monica Cornejo, Steven Moore, Jamila Michener(Cornell University)
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April 29, 2025
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