Grew up in Philadelphia during the 1960s when the famed Mummer's Parade stopped letting blackfaced banjo string bands perform as many inebriated revelers took things to extreme. I never forgot as a child seeing that public degradation and am dismayed at #Northam not resigning.
This succinct explanation of the grave implications of blackface is a perfect beginning to a long-overdue national dialogue.
Medical colleagues-we know health disparities exist. It’s critical we identify the contributing factors, including our own biases
@physicianwomen @choo_ekhttps://twitter.com/RawStory/status/1092084662548217856 …
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I’m extremely skeptical of anyone who claims not to understand why it’s such a big deal
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Uh, raised in Georgia, Virginia, California, Alabama. Its a needed conversation. We don't all have the same amounts of empathy, perspective, or awareness. If its lacking its hard to recognize the lack thereof.
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If there's no open dialogue, there's never common ground formed! I loath the ever growing symptom of racial scapegoating for a weak and mentally deluded nation! As it hides itself from the real work of recovery and growth! BLUE POWER
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