Recently, I saw an illustration of a fetus in its mother’s womb that gave me pause. There was nothing inherently unique about this illustration, except this was the first time I had ever seen a medical illustration of a Black mother and fetus. I was not the only one...
These are my musings and deeply held introspections on some of the external factors that impact research but are often not acknowledged or addressed as it relates to its impact. Let’s get into it. SHAME… Shame is closely related to guilt, but there is a key...
Is Internet access a luxury? Or should it be a basic human right? In this article, we discuss the main issues why having access to an Internet connection is absolutely necessary for this day and age, and thus should by no means be considered a luxury. What Happens...
The digital divide is a huge issue. And not only for all American citizens but also for all the corporations who are looking to connect with both their users and potential customers. But when a large percentage of the American population doesn’t have a computer or a...
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” What relevance does this famous line from William Faulkner have to the development and rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine? For the Black community, it’s everything. Failure to grapple with history has concrete consequences....
Trauma is, unfortunately, widespread in our society. Especially after a year like 2020, which was racked with political turmoil, racial unrest, and a global pandemic, it’s safe to assume that everyone has experienced trauma of some kind. Dealing with consistent bad...
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