Cancer Treatment Not Easily Accessible For African-Americans

Dr. Peter Bach of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center spoke at a discussion with the U.S. Civil Rights Commission about how many African-Americans with cancer do not have the same opportunity to receive life saving surgery as whites (0:30)
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Policy Expert Says Stereotyping Exists In Health Care

Dr. Amitah Chandra, Professor of Public Policy at Harvard University, spoke at a discussion the U.S. Civil Rights Commission. She discussed how stereotyping patients still occurs among health care personnel and the dangers that come with it (0:32)
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Quality Of Care

Dr. Garth Graham, The Deputy Assistant Secretary for Minority Health, speaks at the U.S. Civil Rights Commission Hearing about minorities receiving lower quality health care than Whites.
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