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. 2019 Jul 2;8:100444. doi: 10.1016/j.ssmph.2019.100444

Table 3.

Association between workplace discrimination and mistreatment among U.S. workers aged ≥48 years, by race-sex subgroups.

Discrimination type Black women (n = 1014)a Black men (n = 602) White women (n = 1567) White men (n = 1615)
Age 3.48 (1.98–6.10) 3.55 (1.38–9.14) 2.99 (1.78–5.03) 5.05 (2.65–9.65)
Racial 3.68 (2.17–6.23) 3.20 (1.38–7.43) 3.88 (1.71–8.84) 6.04 (2.76–13.2)
Sex 3.44 (1.97–6.01) 4.40 (1.66–11.7) 2.71 (1.58–4.66) 7.75 (4.21–14.3)
Any other discrimination 3.45 (1.93–6.19) 5.84 (2.76–12.4) 3.84 (2.29–6.44) 6.15 (2.99–12.6)
At least one b 4.71 (2.71–8.19) 3.65 (1.65–8.10) 4.40 (2.84–6.84) 7.54 (4.13–13.8)

Values (%) in the table represent the prevalence ratios (PRs) comparing prevalence of mistreatment in those who experienced discrimination relative to those who did not experience discrimination in each race-sex subgroup.

a

Values (n) in the table header are the unweighted sample size.

b

Experiencing at least one of the four discrimination types (age, racial, sex, or other).