Aware of social injustices and systemic racism

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"Being a nurse ... in 2020 must mean being aware of social injustices and the systemic racism that exist in much of nursing ... and having a personal and professional responsibility to challenge and help end them" (Moorley et al., 2020). Read "Structural Racism: The Rules and Relations of Inequity" from the University Library. Do you agree with the authors' assessment of structural racism? If so, using the 2 examples of how structural racism is perpetuated, explain why you agree. If you do not agree, provide convincing rationale with evidence that would support your position. Depending on your future role, how can nurses use leadership, education, or informatics to reduce structural racism?

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