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#WCW These women started a trend that set early Atlanta up for its present day status of political diversity and public health.

Civil Rights and Civic Health: African American Women’s Public Health Work in Early Twentieth-Century Atlanta on JSTOR https://t.co/rkqSahfvzJ

You may remember Dr. Leana Wen from our conference in April with her moving address on health inequity in Baltimore. Now she’s the next President of Planned Parenthood! https://t.co/ZWBqOZZi34

More students are coming from marginalized groups, but when they arrive they’re often told to hide what makes them different https://t.co/NYVkYs1rE8

“The key question is not whether community health workers are effective, but how we can make them as effective as possible.” https://t.co/jeEtbeBYiz

A Medical School Tradition Comes Under Fire For Racism https://t.co/aQUL9jmkdV