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POSTPONED: Author Harriet Washington: Medical Apartheid
Due to travel issues caused by the East Coast storm, the Harriet Washington presentation scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 25 has been postponed. 1-4:00 pm, Fortino Ballroom On Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 1 p.m., we will welcome Harriet Washington, an award-winning medical writer, author, and ethicist. She teaches bioethics at Columbia University and has held fellowships at Harvard Medical School, the University of Nevada, and other universities.
Author Harriet Washington: Medical Apartheid
Author Harriet Washington Register for this Event On Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 1 p.m., we will welcome Harriet Washington, an award-winning medical writer, author, and ethicist. She teaches bioethics at Columbia University and has held fellowships at Harvard Medical School, the University of Nevada, and other universities.
LISTEN: Black histories and visions of urban planning Original
Senior Agents of Change fellows Enjoli Hall and Dr. Tatiana "Tots" Height discuss what drew them to urban planning and how they envision the field could better center the histories and lived experiences of Black communities. Hall is a Ph.D. student and Ford Predoctoral Fellow in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Height recently defended her doctorate in the Agricultural and Extension Education from NC State University.
Why Dr. Fauci’s Vaccine Plea To African-Americans Is Racist
We don’t trust the government or the medical community because both are inherently racist, brother. Dr. Anthony Fauci speaks as President Donald Trump looks on during a coronavirus task force briefing at the White House. | 31 Mar 2020 | Photo Credit: Win McNamee, Getty Images America is inherently racist, and this country has done many things to us for no other reason except they could.
'Like a glass of iced water to the face': filmmakers, artists and actors on Covid-19
James Smythe, author I’m currently writing book four of a quartet, and it has the shadow of Covid-19 hanging over every part of it. It deals with a very different sort of pandemic (the loss of linear time) and is ostensibly about grief, about how we move past that which we’ve lost. Suddenly, the allegorical nature of it isn’t nearly as allegorical: our relationship with loss and grief has now been altered.
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