Meet the editor

Dr. Erick Guerrero completed his doctoral degree at the University of Chicago in 2009 and received tenure as Associate Professor at the University of Southern California in 2016. Dr. Guerrero has a background in clinical psychology and organizational behavior. As a clinician, he has provided counseling for the past 23 years. As an organizational researcher, Dr. Guerrero has published more than seventy-five peer-reviewed manuscripts and three books

on racial/ethnic and gender disparities and the implementation of evidence-based practices in healthcare in the United States and Mexico. Funded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health, he is currently co-leading four research studies to respond to the COVID-19 and opioid overdose public health crises. Dr. Guerrero is a fellow at Yale University's Innovation to Impact program, and director of the I-LEAD Institute, a research and consulting firm operating in the United States and Mexico.

Contents

**Section 1**

Minority Men *by Paul A. Burns*

**Section 2**

*and Sonya Faber*

*Sarah Herrera and Kathy Lee*

Experience and Empowerment

*by Felicia Lazaridou and Andreas Heinz*

Groups Integrating Mexican Society

**Preface XI**

Healthcare **1**

**Chapter 1 3**

**Chapter 2 25**

**Chapter 3 47**

Culture and Politics **67**

**Chapter 4 69**

**Chapter 5 87**

**Chapter 6 113**

Perspective Chapter: Centering Race, Stigma and Discrimination - Structural Racism and Disparities in HIV among Black Sexual

Addressing Systemic Factors Related to Racial and Ethnic Disparities among Older Adults in Long-Term Care Facilities *by Rebecca L. Mauldin, Shellye L. Sledge, Ebonie K. Kinney,* 

Cultural Competence as a Response to Structural Racism in Latino Substance Use and Access to Care in the United States *by Erick Guerrero, Tenie Khachikian, Richard C. Cervantes, Charles Kaplan, Rene D. Olate and Jennifer B. Unger*

Gender Differences in Coping with Racism: African American

Perspective Chapter: Cultivating Environments of Belonging

in Psychiatry, Clinical Psychology and the Allied Mental Health Fields

Discrimination against Women in Mexico's Three Main Population

*by Alicia Puyana Mutis and Cinthia Márquez Moranchel*

*by Grace Jacob, Monnica T. Williams, Naomi S. Faber* 
