They Weren't Listening
I help Black and brown women survive a healthcare system that wasn't built for them, and train the providers inside that system to do better. Registered nurse. Maternal health advocate. Founder of Her Black Wellness, Bias Rounds, and The Matriarchs' Table
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Why Implicit Bias Is a Patient Safety Issue, Not a Sensitivity Training Checkbox
Let me tell you what implicit bias actually looks like from the inside of a hospital.
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Postpartum Depression No One Warned Me About
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