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Whether in healthcare, education, finance, or any other field, it is so important to speak up about and correct any inequity. Question practices that stem from myths. I look forward to reading this book!

My book copy is on its way, Uché Blackstock, MD Keep up the great and important work you are doing! #amazingwomen #womenchangemakers #bebold #leadership #ubuntu #goasktammy. Robert Lanza you may find this of interest in your studies.

If you read, process, and make changes to your practice when reviewing evidence-based research about various medical phenomena & trends, also process and make changes to your practice when disparity in the provision of timely, quality healthcare to black patients is revealed in the research.

Supporting Black business in every way I can....

#BlackHistoryMonth Post #3 How do we create new norms in how we teach and address poor health in historically underserved Black communities? We start with a history lesson. Published in 2018, we share a case of how we are doing this in the nation's capital - empowering healthcare leaders with tools to better connect with Black communities to improve health outcomes. https://lnkd.in/g6N7ue6f

As we reflect on #BlackHistoryMonth, we share engaging conversation excerpts from the recent #webinar, “Examining History, Shaping the Future: Elevating Black Voices in Oral Health Care.” Experts discussed systemic barriers facing Black #oralhealth providers and communities. https://ow.ly/fhym50QREe3

"Psychological Safety and Self-care"!!! Collectively, we are learning how to shake off the tendency to carry this burden that was truly never ours to solve because we didn't break it! Excellent post and video! I cannot wait to read your chapter, Nicole D. Vick, EdD(c), MPH, CHES. Stay blessed, my fellow anthologist!!!

As we reflect on #BlackHistoryMonth, we share engaging conversation excerpts from the recent #webinar, “Examining History, Shaping the Future: Elevating Black Voices in Oral Health Care.” Experts discussed systemic barriers facing Black #oralhealth providers and communities. https://ow.ly/x26s50QNUJ7

As we reflect on #BlackHistoryMonth, we share engaging conversation excerpts from the recent #webinar, “Examining History, Shaping the Future: Elevating Black Voices in Oral Health Care.” Experts discussed systemic barriers facing Black #oralhealth providers and communities. https://ow.ly/scOt50QKLf4

Because EVERYBODY - especially politicians who are in denial - need to understand that racism is real across sectors. Worst, is that it exists in a a field where the leads (doctors) have an oath to FIRST, do no harm. Watch a recent talk with Uché Blackstock, MD & journalist Eugene Scott, at @politicsandprose. Politics & Prose bookstore, discussing racism & bias in the healthcare sector here: https://lnkd.in/e3AG7U34 About her book, Legacy, A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine https://lnkd.in/eXpBwZqa Her organization: https://lnkd.in/eCJvG_Gs Background: https://lnkd.in/ePvJSfdy If you still have questions on these issues, see the movie Origin - and ask somebody who has sound answers. Share it. Share stories. Take action. Demand solutions. Create solutions. Vote for people who vow to STOP the racial harm and repair legacy pains & inequities. It is up to all of us.