It is OUR duty to fight for our freedom. It is OUR duty to win! 💙💛

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This week alone, I have spent over 14 hours in meetings discussing Diversity and Inclusion efforts at our med school. While important work, I could have used this time for school work and research projects. This is what the minority tax looks like. #BlackintheIvory

When discussing the racist roots of our university let us first define term "land grant university"

Make memories that will last a lifetime. Applications close Sunday, July 26. Apply now! #Mizzou21 #Mizzou22 #Mizzou23 #Mizzou24 missouri.campuslabs.com/engage/organiz…

thinking about this black man braiding my hair to prepare to cut my head open is hilarious and endearing at the same time. also the fact that he’s that active in helping his wife with their girls, I love it. moral of the story: find black doctors.

If you’re curious I had a rare condition of bone growths on my forehead region and between my eyes. I had them removed which called for 3 incisions behind my hairline to reach the growths. The surgeon parted and braided my hair to create clean incisions without shaving.

india. I had my first black, woman doctor last year. I was complaining of unbearable chest pain and the 1st time at the ER, doctor told me I probably just pulled a muscle and the pain should be gone soon, it didn’t. 2nd time, I had the black Dr. and she found out I had a clogged artery

So sorry I missed this!

Boone County has reported its highest single-day increase of COVID-19 cases. Fifty-one new COVID-19 cases were reported as of 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 8, 2020. Full release: bit.ly/304TTzJ

Highly recommend this speaker!

After 10 weeks Jasmine Kay Johnson walked out of Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital. She was studying in her bedroom when she was hit in the head by a stray bullet. AND GUESS WHAT? SHE GRADUATED FROM Mizzou IN MAY WHILE IN RECOVERY. Full story Adrián Lamo KSDK News

Just finished my first couple of days at Mizzou @mizzoudiversity There are some great people here and we are getting ready to be transformational! #ACT #accountabilitycommitmenttransparency

I think some people really take for granted for much work it is for educators to set up meaningful, engaging lessons for their students over zoom. There's a bizarre narrative that online teaching is easier for educators, but I don't know a single teacher who thinks that's true.

As a sophomore, I had lunch with Dr. Ridgel. For over an hour, he spoke to me about his Mizzou experience. He couldn’t even eat on campus because he was Black. He graduated early for his own safety. We must never forget his story. May he rest in power ✊🏾

Slow down, look, listen, and learn. Should be a great talk.

Grateful for Harriet Washington Toby Norfolk, who spoke to my "Bias, Prejudice and Discrimination in Health Care" & "Clinical Ethics" classes at #mizzou #SHP from her books "Medical Apartheid," "Carte Blanche," & "A Terrible Thing to Waste." Students and I more enlightened & inspired.

Mortar Board looks good on you! Congrats to MBMI ‘22 member and current Teaching Assistant, Caleb Sewell!! #LimitNothing

Tiffany Horton won a $1,000 scholarship by writing an essay about what it’s like to balance the responsibilities of parenting, school and working two jobs. columbiamissourian.com/news/mu-social…