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This episode marks the beginning of many conversations on health equity and racism in the medical and research fields. Join the host, Ashley, in an in depth conversation on why science must be decolonized and how neglecting health and education equity is harmful to the black community. Decolonizing Science is for all the black people who have died, been misdiagnosed, untreated and unrecognized by racist and prejudiced doctors. This initiative is for all the people who have been invalidated by America’s inherently racist healthcare system and western medical practice.
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