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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2022 · 19 MIN

The Systemic Health Problem in America

from Igniting Hope for Health Equity · host Buffalo Center for Health Equity

Episode 1 America's Health Problem stems from its lack of Health Equity for all citizens. Health is a fundamental human right, but Equity is still a struggle for he who was once considered 3/5 of a man. This perception of race superiority influences the distribution of power and resources that negatively impact the Social Determinants of Health for Black people. The “father of modern gynecology” Dr. J. Marion Sims performed experiments on Black female slaves without anesthesia. Today, Black women remain at the highest risk of death during childbirth. Learn more at www.buffalohealthequity.org Subscribe and come back every Friday for your weekly dose of hope on Igniting Hope Radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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