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lonely rivers flow to the open arms of the sea
The body of 18 year old Nolan Xavier Wells has unfortunately been found after he went missing from Horn Island, Mississippi. Wells went boating with a group of boys — the rest of the party being white — on July 4th, but he was the only one who didn’t return to shore.
It is becoming increasingly dangerous to be the only black person in a group. Rest in peace, Nolan. You deserve justice.
Update:
I’ve found his family’s GoFundMe for his funeral and celebration of life expenses. This campaign was created by their family friend Allayah Denis and is the only campaign they have, all others are fraudulent. They haven’t reached their goal yet, and funeral expenses are an incredible burden, so if you have the means please consider donating.
In Loving Memory of Nolan Xavier Wells Our hearts are broken beyond words. … Allayah Denis needs your support for In Loving Memory of
As of right now there appears to be no investigation yet, but hopefully there will be soon. Mississippi representative Bennie G. Thompson has publicly urged authorities for an investigation on his social media. If you have any more information please let me know. I’ll put any further updates in a reblog.
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I have a giggle everytime I pass this mural in veilguard. This is all I can see.
Zevran, meeting the warden:
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Finally watched The Immortal Man. It was fine. I liked the music. Though I didn’t feel much of a connection, perhaps it’s because I don’t really have much interest in Duke as a character. I will say, damn you, Steven Knight, for giving a lot of the women in Peaky Blinders the short end of the stick.
"There are fine books that address more general issues in the history of African Americans in medicine. These includes The History of the Negro in Medicine, by Herbert M. Morais; Making a Place for Ourselves, by Vanessa Northington Gamble, M.D.; and the sweepingly ambitious An American Health Dilemma, by Drs. Linda Clayton and Michael Byrd.
Other works deal with discrete instances of African American experimental exploitation, such as James Jones's Bad Blood and Susan M. Reverby's Tuskegee Truths. The Plutonium Files, by Eileen Welsome, meticulously details government radiation experiments in a gripping expose; Bones in the Basement, by Robert Blakely and Judith Harrington, documents the archaeological evidence that revealed how the Medical College of Georgia used stolen African American bodies for physical training;
Allen Hornblum's Acres of Skin chronicles experimentation in Philadelphia's Holmesburg prison complex; and The Treatment, by Martha Stephens, does the same with Cincinnati's radiation experiments. Most of the abuses detailed in these books targeted African Americans. Killing the Black Body, by Dorothy Roberts, includes research in its examination of the reproductive constraints on African American women in a historical context; and Sharla M. Fett's Working Cures and Todd L. Savitt's Medicine and Slavery are seminal histories of antebellum medicine that discuss research issues, but not exclusively.
A few scholars have devoted books to research with Blacks abroad, such as Clarence Lusane's fine Hitler's Black Victims, Wolfgang U. Eckart's Medizin und Kolonialimperialismus, on medical colonization in Germany's African holdings, and Jan-Bart Gewald's Herero Heroes, on the German medical abuse of Namibia' Herero people."
Introduction- Medical Apartheid, Harriet A. Washington
This why I tell y'all to read nonfiction. That was FIFTEEN books she just recommended, and more in her bibliography.
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Trying to write this opinion piece for my public health class is a pain in the ass. I can’t think of a good hook or opening statement.
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I’ve been playing RE2 (Remake) lately and I’ve been enjoying it. Though there’s certainly a reason why I stay away from games that involve shooting (I’m terrible at it lol).
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Tried a pilates class today. It was fun but definitely not for a beginner or someone who has bad joints like me lol (I should of grabbed a few foam blocks). The class was focused on strengthening the arms, legs, core, and glutes.
I need to get a new kindle. Mine is really old and was my father’s kindle before it became mine. My kindle can’t even sync anymore lol. I looked to see how much I could get if I traded it for a new one and it’s only worth $5 lol. I don’t need a fancy kindle or anything so I’ll probably try to find a newer second hand one or something.