To Blum, "racialized group" creates distance from the biological conception of race and it admits of degrees, as in the case of Latinos, whom Blum describes as an "incompletely racialized group" (2002, 151).
Instead, he advocates using the term "racialized group" to denote those socially constructed identities whose supposedly inherited common physical traits are used to impose social, political, and economic costs.
A computerized search for the word 'gang' in all the stories coded as Othering revealed that in 90% of the stories where the word was found, a reference was made to a racialized group.
For this reason, Blum describes Hispanics and Asians as incompletely racialized groups (Blum 2002, 149 155).
Marino also mentioned that, in Canada, there is a wide range of racialized groups, which could be one reason why some of our porn search analytics centered around race.
Marino also mentioned that, in Canada, there is a wide range of racialized groups, which could be one reason why some of our porn search analytics centred around race.
The groups censoriously associated with marijuana in this way primarily included biker gangs and 'ethnic' gangs composed of racialized groups.
Key informants also described the importance of agency involvement in advocacy for system-level changes to address the needs of racialized groups.
Modest equivocal differences between racialized groups on colon tumor grade [ 8], however, suggest that, though possible, this explanation for the differential uptake of chemotherapy and survival differences between AAs and NHWAs is improbable.
Moreover, migration stress, low income and loss of social status, poor social networks, low education and literacy, unemployment and difficult working conditions, language barriers, and older age were all outlined as risk factors of mental health for immigrants (and additionally for refugee, ethnocultural, and racialized groups) [ 17].
In Brazil, the current SUS priority of health care access for all means that the inequities at stake in Brazil are framed (for the time being at least) around universalizing access to drugs and services rather than the underserved needs of specifically defined racialized groups or populations.
