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As Black History Month draws to a close, I consider the ongoing significance of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and racism in contemporary American medicine. blog.oup.com/2019/02/ongoing…
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A write-up about our recent work: Depression in college-educated Black Americans linked to discrimination source.wustl.edu/2023/01/dep…
@CRE2_WashU @BrownSchool @tinakim @assarish @csdwustl
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BREAKING: In a supplemental clemency filing from Melissa Lucio's legal team, the jury foreperson in trial joins the growing calls to stop her execution. A total of 5 jurors five now stating they have grave concerns about evidence withheld from them.
innocenceproject.org/filing-…
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How did Brett “Da Keghead” Kavanaugh and Handmaiden COVID Barrett’s nomination pass the same Senate Judiciary Committee that deadlocked on Ketanji Brown Jackson?
Easy.
When you’re accustomed to white mediocrity, Black excellence feels like aggression.
thegrio.com/2022/04/05/black…
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Today we celebrate the legacy of Fred Hampton, quite possibly the most successful coalition-builder in modern US history who united working-class organizations of various backgrounds to struggle for a more just society.
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Thread. Yesterday, the New York Times published yet another piece of copaganda. Below, I try to explain what is so harmful about the most prominent corporate newspaper in the U.S. continuing to print distortions of what true public safety would look like.
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Bravo #SoutheastSide for this victory against General Iron 👏🏼
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#ICYMI Check out our webinar on Disparities in Epilepsy. Increasing awareness and knowledge of social factors in epilepsy is the first step to eliminating disparities and improving care and outcomes for all people living with epilepsy. #epilepsyresearch bit.ly/3sIYOo1
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In support of Black History Month, we are featuring @tinakim, an associate professor at UC Berkeley, who has dedicated her research to highlighting, understanding, and making a difference in racial inequities in health, social determinants of health, and poverty and inequality.
So honored to provide testimony to the AB 3121 CA Task Force to Study and Develop Reparations for African Americans. oag.ca.gov/ab3121
We are live now! Many experts speaking truth to power! @berkeleysocwel @UCBerkeleyISSI
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peace to #AhmaudArbery; these guilty verdicts are neither justice nor reparation. #abolition means addressing the condition that created these three killers, whose unapologetic antiblack animus is the signature of this moment, prior moments, future moments
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as abolitionists are constantly reminding us, this is the criminal justice system working as intended, protecting property and sanctioning fascist violence
I rarely post anything personal but last year my son was diagnosed with a catastrophic form of epilepsy called Doose Syndrome. Please support my fundraising campaign for CURE Epilepsy: igfn.us/vf/CUREepilepsy/Tina… /
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These things keep happening over night. But they absolutely did not happen overnight. True of abortion, true of climate change. We wake up to individual horrors because so many were comfortable/powerful enough to sleep soundly through decades of alarms.

















