Guided by intersectionality theory, this presentation covered how perceptions and experiences of anti-Black racism and racial discrimination in health care are complex, and how they may include intra-racial group differences. More specifically, Khandideh demonstrated why Black people cannot be considered or treated as a homogenous group in health care equity research by describing the within-group diversity of Canada’s Black population, and by explaining complex sociodemographic variations in perceptions and experiences of anti-Black racism.
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Embracing Black Heterogeneity: An intersectional investigation of anti-Black racism and racial discrimination in health care in Montreal, QC
