These studies have also contributed to constructions of racialized notions of populations (Reardon and TallBear 2012; TallBear 2003).
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.
One important study that should be mentioned demonstrated how "racialized" names trigger racial schemas.
Under apartheid both urban townships and rural homelands were left underdeveloped, reinforcing a racialized spatial economy whereby the rural Black population provided the needed labor to support an urban, predominantly White population (Coovadia et al., 2009).
In major Canadian cities, the majority of youth living in low-income communities are racialized (i.e., visible minority excluding Aboriginal populations), which can often augment their marginalization (Lyon, et al., 2012; National Council of Welfare Reports, 2013).
Influenced by the neo-Darwinian perspective that increasingly dominated human population studies, and, at the same time, infused with racialized views, these studies were largely aimed at analyzing processes of genetic flow between the 'parental populations'.
They get promoted from racialized black music to universal pop music in an economically driven process of racial transcendence".
They represented a dark, racialized idea of the American future.
Racism elicits hatred and distrust and precludes any attempt to understand the racialized Other.
