Mamie Phipps Clark, with the help of her husband Kenneth Bancroft Clark, conducted research on the profound impact of segregation and racism on Black children’s self-esteem. One of the most famous experiments they conducted was utilized in the Brown v. Board case. This experiment was called the:

_________ is what we own (e.g., house, stocks), while ______ is what we earn (i.e.,what we make when we work) and they are both involved in determining one’s _______

The number of liquor stores, public transportation, early childhood educational/developmental programs, and distance to super-markets all represent ___________ conditions of a neighborhood:

Which of the following DOES NOT represent a governmental strategy or solution to reduce food insecurity/improve food choices?

The _________ model involves 10 components for addressing health in schools. It was created by the CDC and emphasizes the importance of the community in supporting the school, the connections between health and academic achievement and utilizing evidence-based school policies and practices. While the the _________ framework focuses on social and emotional leaning at school. It discusses 4 crucial settings where social-emotional learning happens and includes five components.

In order to reduce pedestrian-vehicle injuries or crashes the best approach is to lower the speed limit rather than redesigning the roads for improved safety.

The cancer alley in Louisiana and the Flint, MI water crisis both represent ___________ issues, and are feature of the _________ conditions of neighborhoods.  

_____________ are legal and regulatory restrictions that limit or prohibit people convicted of crimes from accessing employment, business and occupational licensing, housing, voting, education, and other rights, benefits, and opportunities. They are recorded on the NICCC. These make re-entry into society more difficult for individuals who were once incarcerated. Thus, often contributing to more negative health outcomes as well.

Living in a food dessert and living in hunger is the same thing

____________ is an eighty-five-mile stretch of the Louisiana section of the Mississippi River, which has 130 petrochemical facilities, incinerators, and landfills. The proximity of these, and many other, complexes put the surrounding population of mostly low-income black Americans at constant risk.