If medicine is solely going to be about the money, then it’s time people start losing their money when they commit injustices against Black people.
The Op-Eds
Research is showing that diseases largely associated with approaching retirement age are being found well before we would normally expect. Conditions that are normally found in 50 and 60 year olds are being uncovered in younger and younger people.
No, Chubby Mannequins Aren’t Selling a ‘Dangerous Lie,’ but Shitty Writers Certainly Are
I know I’m late on this, but I had to make sure that my kids (!!!) survived the end of the school year before I could seriously take a look…
For some reason, there’s regularly—regularly—someone who “can no longer be silent” about the “disease” that’s “plaguing the black community.”
If we truly value human life the way we say we do, then we should find it abhorrent that people are forced to choose between dying and the expense of living.
Someone told me I shouldn’t talk politics because not all of my readers agree with me. This is my response.
The Case for Sustainability: The Environment and the Economy, Part 1
If the entirety of the system, as it stands, relies solely on paying disenfranchised populations as little as possible, is this sustainable? More importantly, what kind of precedent does this set?
We feel the need to say “black lives matter” because, when you treat a population with apathy and skepticism, you’re trying to tell them they DON’T.
Homophobia kills, and not just with guns and knives.
A cartoonist pits First Lady Michelle Obama against Melania Trump, and I roll my eyes so hard that I can see the back of my skull.
Serena Williams is a powerful athlete, worthy of praise – instead, she is criticized for her “manliness,” accused of “doping,” and told to lose weight. Why?