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- Critical race theory (CRT) aims to explore and change the dynamics of race, racism, and power.
- CRT is gaining traction in health sciences as a framework to investigate health disparities caused by racism.
- The commentary discusses how CRT can improve public health education, research methods, and practical applications.
Article Abstract
Critical race theory (CRT) is a body of work that seeks to understand and change the relationship between race, racism, and power. While relatively new to the health sciences, CRT is increasingly used as a conceptual framework to examine the role of racism in health inequalities. In this commentary, I outline ways in which CRT can also be used to enhance public health education, methodology, and practice.
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