The first time I saw mortality statistics sorted by race, my stomach dropped. Black women in America are **three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than
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The first time I saw mortality statistics sorted by race, my stomach dropped. Black women in America are **three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy complications than
Continue readingWorking in public health, I used to think racial health disparities were just about genetics. After all, if Black Americans have higher rates of hypertension and diabetes, or Native communities
Continue readingI remember the first time my grandmother tried to use a smartphone. She held it like it might bite her, squinting at the screen as if it were written in
Continue readingI will never forget the moment in my sociology class when the professor dropped a bombshell: “Race has no biological basis. Let’s uncover how race and ethnicity are socially constructed
Continue readingYou know what flipped my whole perspective on gender upside down? A chat with my younger cousin last month. She casually mentioned friends who identify as gender fluid, and it
Continue readingFind out how companion robots are becoming more than gadgets; they’re reshaping our understanding of loneliness and human connection. Watching my elderly neighbor chat with her companion robot shifted something
Continue readingUnderstanding how social class and religious values intertwine is key to decoding modern voting blocs and building real political bridges. Remember that last election? Man, the conversations were wild. Back
Continue readingWalking through my neighborhood yesterday, I heard snippets of three different languages before I even reached the corner store. It hit me, not for the first time, how incredibly mixed
Continue readingWhy Your Outfit Choices Reveal More About Society Than You Think. Standing in front of my closet this morning, I caught myself making the same calculation I make every day
Continue readingI still remember the first time I realized my grandmother’s cooking was not just about feeding the family. Watching her prepare Sunday dinner, methodically layering flavors that had been passed
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