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This document contains annotations for 5 sources on the Black Lives Matter movement. The sources include an article from the Journal of Urban Health about medical students supporting the movement, a magazine article providing insight from women of color, an eBook explaining how racism is reproduced through everyday choices, the official Black Lives Matter website created by the founders of the movement, and a CNN article tracing the evolution and continued growth of Black Lives Matter protests against racial inequality and police brutality.
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B y E m i l y U n d e r w o o d
W
hitehall street, just south of Tra
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fied British Civil Service have
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troubling frequency, lower ranked workers
have died earlier from these ailments than
have their superiors.
To find out why, thousands of these civil
servants, from typists to top officials, have
gone to nearby medical clinics to have
blood drawn, fill out questionnaires about
how much they exercise and smoke, and
don scratchy paper gowns for physical ex
ams. Last year marked the 11th wave of
data from this ambitious study, which has
run for roughly 40 years and sparked an
entire research program on the contentious
question of whether being low-ranked can
make you sick.
Deaths by rank at Whitehall
Relative rate of death over 25 years
2.0
Top officials Executive Clerical Other
■ Adjusted for age ■ Adjusted for other
risk factors
Source: Marmot, 2000
HEALTHY AT THE TOP. In the long-running Whitehall
studies, civil servants at every occupational grade
live longer than their Inferiors.
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poor people are less healthy. A child born in
Norway can expect to live roughly 30 years
longer than one born in Afghanistan. In
the United States, on average, people in the
highest income group can expect to outlive
those in the lowest income group by more
than 6 years. Preventable illnesses caused
by poor nutrition and lack of education
and care account for much of the dispar
ity. Investing in health care and making
it widely available can boost the health of
those at the bottom. Redistributing wealth
to the lower end of the curve helps, too. One
simulation by researchers at the University
of Otago, Wellington, for example, showed
that shifting New Zealanders’ incomes to
ward the mean income by 10% would save
about 1100 lives per year.
But epidemiologist Michael Marmot of
University College London (UCL), who
leads the Whitehall study, argues that
there’s more to health than money alone.
On the basis of his own and other studies,
Marmot argues that hierarchy itself is a
threat to health, with low-ranking individu
als getting sicker and dying younger than
higher-ups in part because of the sheer
stress of being low on the social ladder.
Some public health experts say their own
studies bear out ...
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