Who is going to tell them?

This really means you just have to be on social media less because the content that is anti-Black and anti-Black woman is pervasive; it's often disguised, and it's overt and often subtle. But the effects can be deep.

Have students call me by my first name and I correct them every single time.

I had a student snap his fingers at me when I didn’t call on him fast enough and I forgot I was a professional for a moment.

Had to snatch up a few students for rude emails as well.

Last year, David B. Yaden, Brian D. Earp, Ph.D. & I convened a small working group of people working at the nexus between psychedelics & ethics. Alongside a packed schedule of talks on attendees’ expertise and works in progress (see here: twitter.com/ExistWell/stat…), we worked to establish…

I’ve taught this chapter to undergrads. It’s well-pitched and starts great conversations. Keisha Ray, PhD lays out a nice intersectional lens through which to interrogate the history and present of US medicine.

A must read! Check out the first chapter for free here!

Free resource.
It’s an excellent read.

#HealthCommunication

I have posted and reposted this book several times, but Keisha Ray, PhD really did something with this one.

Free downloadable chapter: 'Introduction: What Is Black Health?' by Keisha Ray Keisha Ray, PhD
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This is fantastic!! Bravo and many congratulations, Keisha Ray, PhD

It’s a FREE chapter! Go check it out and see what my book is all about.

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The first chapter of my book “Black Health: The Social, Political, and Cultural Determinants of Black People’s Health is available for FREE. In it, I go over definitions and the basics of racism and medicine and SDOH. It’s super accessible. Prefect for HS and college students!

Dive into the complexities of Black health with Keisha Ray, PhD’s 'Black Health.'

This free chapter explores how social, political, and cultural determinates impact the wellbeing of Black communities. #PhilosophyInFocus

Read it here: oxford.ly/4b9A5y2

Our HOPE joint statement on psychedelics is in AJOB The American Journal of Bioethics

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Hey, does anyone know a good copyeditor? Send links or tags!

Keisha Ray, PhD, with McGovern Center for Humanities and Ethics spoke to Everyday Health about patient consent during exams.
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I'm at Princeton University tomorrow. If you're in the area, come chat with me.

For the first time in 11 yrs I went back to my grad school alma mater and gave a handful of lectures, visited with students, had some great dinners with my once professors, stared at the mountains and just had a great trip. Until next time. University of Utah Center for Health Ethics, Arts, & Humanities U of U Humanities

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