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LaTesha Harris

  • English Teaching Assistant, Peace Corps
Texas
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Skeevy - Adi Magazine

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By LaTesha Harris, Beenish Ahmed Verified, Ruth Joffre
| Adi Magazine Verified
Artwork by Larissa Ribeiro Content Warning: This work contains descriptions of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and body horror that may upset and/or emotionally disturb its audience. I used to be a whole person. I think. Today, when his key turns the lock, RJ walks in smelling of musked vanilla and dry paper. He flips a switch and light floods the small studio. I squint, my eyes weak from disuse. A saxophone sings, the shower runs, garlic permeates the air.
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the hidden cost of "pushing through"

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By LaTesha Harris, Isabelle Akinyemiju, Jameta Nicole Barlow, Christine Ward
| KevinMD.com
As a nurse, I have been with patients during their first breath and their last. While with grieving families, one statement that stays with me is, “At least now she/he can rest.” This statement almost always comes from a grieving Black family who lost a family member to a premature death of a preventable or manageable disease. Why must we wait until we are six feet under to rest?
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Interventions for Psychological Stress in Pregnant African American Women: A Scoping Review

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By LaTesha Harris, Taleah A. Frazier, Amnazo Muhirwa, Alyssa A. Portes
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Cardiovascular conditions are the leading cause of pregnancy-related death among African American women (AAW). Stress is a risk factor for cardiovascular conditions that negatively impacts maternal health; however, research on stress management interventions for pregnant AAW is currently limited.
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