Honest article. Glad to see this work being promoted. A huge issue for any woman in a specialized field.

Excited about this project!

So great!!! Big Ada Twist fans in the Lyle household!! Love this!

I like to think grief is the price we pay for truly loving someone. And it’s worth every penny.

I can’t wait for you all to tune into our latest production from Higher Ground—Ada Twist, Scientist! It's a show that teaches young people to be curious about the world around them. I hope you'll watch it with your families on @Netflix, and let me know what you think! 👩🏿‍🔬👨🏻‍🔬👩🏼‍🔬👨🏽‍🔬

The thing I miss most from life before the pandemic is not going maskless, sitting in movie theaters, attending crowded gatherings, or dancing in noisy bars. No, that which I miss most from life before is believing that we would not calmly accept seven hundred thousand deaths.

Dr. K. Paige Carmichael, professor of veterinary pathology in UGA College of Veterinary Medicine, is the first recipient of the Dawn D. Bennett Alexander Inclusive Community Award.

This is amazing!

amazing

? for parents of young unvax kids. How did you continue to parent if you contracted covid? Send the kids to a relative? Wear a high quality mask? Truly, I have seen little guidance on this issue. Just curious what parents have been doing if/when I am in this situation.

Your Georgia Bulldogs lead 27-3 at halftime! #OrangeBowl #GoDawgs

This is depressing 4/5 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟥

I get to immerse myself in pathology every day and it truly feels unreal—in the best way possible. 😄😄

Watching this remarkable woman make history has been astounding! But watching the exchange where she is truly seen and celebrated for all that she has accomplished by Cory Booker was amazing. I hope she knows that so many of us are cheering for her!

CORY BOOKER LET Y’ALL IN ON A SECRET: For many Black folks in so-called “elite” jobs/organizations, it’s SERVICE STAFF who keep us motivated… encouraged… uplifted. “I see you, doc!” “Keep it up, young man!” “How’s it going my brother?” We treasure this kinship!

She’s got the votes:

Academics routinely use the term “sub-Saharan Africa”. Until recently, I also used it without really thinking much about it or questioning its use. But it’s problematic and should be avoided. Here are two excellent pieces explaining why:

As crazy as this world seems sometimes, I love that it is becoming impossible to ignore the excellence of so many black women in so many arenas. She did it!

Learn something new on this app all of the time.

Always happy when my midwestern and southern selves collide😉