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"These persistent disparities are saying that systematically, based on an individual's skin color, Americans are still treated very differently by our health care system. This is clearly unacceptable, given the values of our society. It's wrong both on a moral dimension and on a very practical dimension of ensuring life and the pursuit of happiness."
"These persistent disparities are saying that systematically, based on an individual's skin color, Americans are still treated very differently by our health care system. This is clearly unacceptable, given the values of our society. It's wrong both on a moral dimension and on a very practical dimension of ensuring life and the pursuit of happiness."
David Williams of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
David Williams of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Healthcare is a vital necessity for everyone across the globe. However, there are some prejudice issues that may arise, when trying to get the care everyone deserves. Americans deserve to have the best quality care possible, so that no one has to worry what will happen when they are sick.
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