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Appendix C: Continuing the Conversation
Pages 97-98

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... THE CLIFF ANALOGY Jones developed the Cliff Analogy as a way to illustrate how different levels of heath interventions can improve or worsen the health disparities. In relating the analogy, she posed the following questions to workshop participants to consider.
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... How does this definition apply to other kinds of structured inequities? THE GARDENER'S TALE Jones uses a story she created called The Gardener's Tale to illustrate the causes and effects of institutionalized, personally mediated, and internalized racism.
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