blacklives

In this compelling episode, we delve into the distinct health challenges black Americans face as they age. We’re joined by Dr. Lauren Brown, an assistant professor and gerontologist at San Diego State University School of Public Health. 

Dr. Brown discusses her groundbreaking research on this critical issue. Discover the shocking underrepresentation of non-European people in genetic databases and learn about the implications of 'data capitalism'. You’ll want to stick around to learn about the historical and damaging practice of 'race norming', highlighting its persistent influence on access to health services and benefits. Further, the conversation explores 'accelerated aging', a concept that underscores how social determinants of health markedly impact the aging experiences of non-white older adults.

As we delve into the realms of race norming, genetic testing, and more, Dr. Brown provides insights on some of the unique challenges that non-white adults face.

Episode Resources

• Joel Bervell's Instagram Account
• ELSI Hub
• Data for Black Lives
• Expert panel recommends against use of race in assessment of kidney function  

What's Next?

What are your views, comments, or questions on health equity, genetics, and systemic racism in health? Share them with us at info@seniorityauthority.org!

  
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We back bayyyyybeeeeeeeeee.  As King Mania grasps the importance of how big this return is we can't forget there is a lot to catch up on within the culture since the last time we were together.  So on this episode we acknowledge it and we keeping it 100. Let's gooooo

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June is #PTSDAwarenessMonth and Me and @steppe2223 are gonna discuss our near death incidents during our Law Enforcement and Military careers and how we cope with our #PTSD.

How #PTSD trauma comes in many forms and signs.

When did we know we needed help if at all?

Much More!!

Please don’t miss it.

If you have a family member or loved one struggling with mental health issues. Make sure you join us and we can start the healing process together.

In today’s episode, co-hosts Caitlin and Allison are joined by good friend William Matthews. William is a singer-songwriter and artist advocate with an obvious wealth of knowledge to share with us when it comes to the history of Black people in America and how we are progressing (and failing to progress) in today’s society. William explains what it means to be an artist advocate and what we can do to make an impact in our advocacy. Allison, Caitlin, and William take a step back and look at the beginnings of systemic racism towards Black people, including land ownership, environmental racism, and feelings toward Black leadership. William explains why the most targeted people have the truest stories to share and what is giving him hope as he looks into the future.

Get to know our hosts on Instagram @CaitlinCrosby and @AllieBridge and follow Matthew on Twitter @WilliamMatt22.

Please be sure to rate, review, and subscribe so that we can stay in Real Good Company!

Recommended Resources

Tell Me Who You Are by Winona Guo and Priya Vulch

Racial Domination, Racial Progress by Matthew Desmond and Mustafa Emirbayer

The History of White People by Nell Irvin Painter

Stamped from the Beginning by Dr. Ibram Kendi

The Souls of Black Folks by WEB Du Bois

No Name in the Street by James Baldwin 

New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander 

Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson

Hey There ! 

In this episodes we discuss the state of our country and painful video that swept the nation by storm. George Floyd was murdered by a law enforcement officer while gasping for air “I CANT BREATH”. 2020 have been a trying time for many but this has made it even harder for those of color. More than ever, we need CHANGE, REFORM, PEACE, LOVE, and STRONG LEADERSHIP! 

Here is  ways  you can help the cause: 

Donate, Protest, Bank Black , Buy Black

#blacklivesmatter

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BECOMING WHO? Is all about the small changes, steps, and effort you make each day. Share who you are becoming with us! 

Let’s share stories together! Send in your #becomingwho story via Instagram or E-mail. 

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Michael interviews Korey Abram who created the cover art for the DFTW Podcast.  We talked about how important and powerful the cover art was and how impactful it has been.

We also discussed:
- Koreys creative process
- Quarantine and how it has affected Koreys Mental Health
- George Floyd & Ahmaud Arbery and the riots
- Sin and hate crimes
- Social Media and how Michael has unfollowed everyone

Links to Learn more about Korey
Korey Instagram
Kobe Art
Forbes Magazine Article

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• DFTWpodcast@gmail.com

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