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Combating Racism as a Public Health Crisis

Track, Measure, Clarify & Report

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An accountability tool centralizing the oversight of monitoring, analysis, and reporting on the progression of commitments

This dashboard allows individuals to view cities, counties, and other governing organizations that have made a declaration about racism 
as a public health crisis.

California

Diversity of Population: 69.7% A majority-minority state, California is the second most diverse state in the nation, just behind Hawaii
POC Voter Participation Rate: 55.5% As a result of systemic racism, people of color are 13% less likely than White people to turn out to vote in presidential and midterm elections
Diversity of Elected Officials: 1 per 100,000 On average, there is 1 elected official of color per 100,000 people compared to 5 White elected officials per 100,000 people
Use of Force Incidents: 3.4 per 100,000 5 in 100,000 Black civilians and 3 in 100,000 Latinx civilians will be harmed in interaction with police compared to 1 in 100,000 White civilians

California

Indicators

In order to measure the community conditions that impact wellbeing, we have combined 25 community characteristics, like access to healthcare, affordable housing, and more into four sub-indexes and a single overall comparative rank. The higher the rank, the less vulnerable the community.

Demographic

California

National

  • Percent of Population who is Black Alone, Non Hispanic
    6.5%
    13.6%
  • Percent of Population who is White Alone, Non Hispanic
    34.7%
    58.9%
  • Percent of Population who is Hispanic or Latino, Non White
    40.3%
    19.1%
  • Percent of Population who is Asian Alone, Non Hispanic
    16.3%
    6.3%
  • Percent of Population who is AIAN Alone, Non Hispanic
    1.7%
    1.3%
  • Percent of Population who is NHPI Alone, Non Hispanic
    0.5%
    0.3%
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