Fig 1.
Racism, racial residential segregation and health.
Table 1.
Survival from age 35 to 75 and socioeconomic characteristics of White and Black men and women within 102 US CBSAs.
Fig 2.
The relationship between racial residential segregation and the probability of survival for Black and White individuals from 35 to 75.
Fig 3.
The relationship between racial residential segregation, median household income and SES index for Black and White individuals aged 35–75.
Fig 4.
The relationship between median household income and the probability of survival for Black and White individuals from 35 to 75.
Fig 5.
The relationship between SES index and the probability of survival for Black and White individuals from 35 to 75.
Table 2.
The contribution of residential segregation, as measured by dissimilarity (D), to the white-black survival gap from age 35 to 75 overall, and for men and women separately.