Fear and mistrust cross blacks and whites in urban fear
Elaine recalls a New Jersey bus stop wait where white passersby provoke fear of attack. The piece links personal trauma to a broader climate of racial paranoia, citing Tuskegee, Willie Horton, Rodney King, and Thomas while noting white and black anxieties feed conspiracy theories about genocide and control.
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Elaine
New Jersey
New York City
Brooklyn
Adolf Hitler
Tuskegee
U.S
Bensonhurst
Yusuf Hawkins
Rodney King
Willie Horton
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Kenneth B. Clark
New York
Columbia University
Charles V. Hamilton
Lowery
California
Golden
Indiana
Rise in uninsured across a year cited in 1987 study
A government study based on AHCPR surveys finds about 48 million people or 20 percent of the U S population were uninsured for some or all of 1987. About 24.5 million lacked coverage all year and 23.3 million were uninsured part of the year.
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Agency For Health Care Policy and Research
Department of Health and Human Services
Katherine Swartz
The
Urban Institute
AHCPR
Pamela Farley Short
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