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Late in the era of the syphilis experiment, doctors discovered that rather than bad blood, Henrietta Lacks, a poor Black tobacco farmer and mother of five, had magical cells, so hardy that they were labeled immortal. In 1951, Lacks visited Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore complaining of vaginal bleeding. While she was undergoing treatment for ce
... See moreLinda Villarosa • Under the Skin: The Hidden Toll of Racism on American Lives and on the Health of Our Nation
Redlining may no longer be official U.S. policy, but poor and predominately Black neighborhoods, and even whole towns, continue to function as “mortgage deserts.” If millions of poor renters accept exploitative housing conditions, it’s not because they can’t afford better alternatives; it’s because they often aren’t offered any.[16]
Matthew Desmond • Poverty, by America
Malissa Smith
@malissa
Finding an Interested Ally
Jennifer A. Kurth • The Inclusion Toolbox: Strategies and Techniques for All Teachers
Who found me when I was lost?
James H. Cone • God of the Oppressed
Eddie Harris Jr (Coach Ed)
@edthecoach
