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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Epidemiol. 2019 May 17;35:20–28.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.annepidem.2019.05.002

Table A1.

Frequency (%) of racial discrimination (EDS) among AAWHHS participants (n = 207)

Everyday discrimination domain Never <1/year Few times/year Few times/month ≥1/week Almost everyday ≥1/year
You are treated with less courtesy than other people 24 (11.82) 25 (12.08) 66 (31.88) 39 (18.84) 27 (13.30) 26 (12.56) 158 (76.33)
You are treated with less respect than other people 35 (16.91) 30 (14.49) 57 (27.54) 32 (15.46) 25 (12.08) 28 (13.53) 142 (68.60)
You receive poorer service than other people at restaurants or stores 28 (13.53) 43 (20.77) 57 (27.54) 37 (17.87) 19 (9.18) 23 (11.11) 136 (65.70)
People act as if they think you are not smart 49 (23.67) 35 (16.91) 48 (23.19) 21 (10.14) 28 (13.53) 26 (12.56) 123 (59.42)
People act as if they are afraid of you 69 (33.33) 33 (15.94) 32 (15.46) 26 (12.56) 22 (10.63) 25 (12.08) 105 (50.73)
People act as if you are dishonest 64 (30.92) 43 (20.77) 38 (18.36) 20 (9.66) 14 (6.76) 28 (13.53) 100 (48.31)
People act as if they are better than you are 26 (12.56) 24 (11.59) 45 (21.74) 40 (19.32) 25 (12.08) 47 (22.71) 157 (75.85)
You are called names or insulted 95 (45.89) 41 (19.81) 34 (16.43) 12 (5.80) 12 (5.80) 13 (6.28) 71 (34.30)
You are threatened or harassed 118 (57.00) 33 (15.94) 23 (11.11) 10 (4.83) 9 (4.35) 14 (6.76) 56 (27.05)
You are followed around in stores 46 (22.22) 37 (17.87) 61 (29.47) 18 (8.70) 17 (8.21) 28 (13.53) 124 (59.90)

AAWHHS=African American Women’s Heart & Health Study