Sage Expands Free-to-Read Research Collection on Structural Racism and Police Violence

Sage has added to its free-to-read collection of research and resources on Structural Racism and Police Violence. New research categories added to the collection include: 

  • antisemitism 

  • anti-Asian racism 

  • colorism 

  • unhoused persons and homelessness 

  • prison system and incarcerated and post-incarcerated individuals 

The collection also now features new research in areas such as structural racism, police violence and its impact, race and policing, the Black experience, healthcare and inequality, addressing racism, activism, and frameworks for the future.  

Sage believes that social and behavioral science is key to helping educators, policymakers, and other decisionmakers combat discrimination and systemic racism.  Read more about our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and find a collection of articles, podcasts, and archived webinars on structural racism and inequality on our community site, Social Science Space. 

DEIChris Burnagestructural racism, anti-racist research in the social sciencesComment