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Join Dr. Carolyn Tran and Antoinette Bailey, the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Liaison for ENCORE Research Group, as we delve into the pivotal role that varied populations play in the landscape of healthcare studies. Antoinette and Dr. Tran engage in a candid conversation about the barriers to recruiting participants from diverse communities, shining a light on the deep-rooted concerns stemming from historical events like the Tuskegee experiment. We share the concerted efforts made to educate the public on the significant strides in clinical research governance, highlighting the Belmont Report, IRB oversight, and FDA regulations—all crucial in safeguarding participant welfare. Listen as we reveal how our commitment to transparency and patient safety in clinical trials addresses past wrongs and paves the way for a more inclusive, effective future in medical research.

Recording Date: December 6, 2023

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• A heartwarming reunion between Taryell and Harold, reflecting on their shared roots.
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• Deep dive into the skepticism around healthcare within the African American community, referencing historical events such as the Tuskegee experiment.
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This is a solo episode where I discuss ethics in psychology, mental health, and medicine. I also review horrifying historical examples of experiments that reflect our collective values. I also make an argument against our approach to ethics and "CYA" focus rather than the philosophical discussions that formed this field to begin with. Think you know what really made the Tuskegee experiments memorable and what the Puerto Rico Pill Trials are? Check out this episode to really find out! Music: DJ DanceAlone and ProdLaurae

I can happily say that I am glad to see the rates of Covid-19 deaths and infection falling. There is a big debate about taking the vaccine or not and while everyone has the right to choose what works for them, I believe it is important that we get educated to help us in our decisions. This is my opinion based on my experience.

The season finale of Ray Talks Live.  I highlight some of my favorite episodes from the second season.  I also give an update on what to expect in Season 3: (1) a new website and (2) the addition of vlog content being posted on the YouTube channel.   I am humble and very thankful to everyone who has supported this podcast, thank you once again!

Season 2 Episode 1 & 4
American Conspiracies: The Moon Landing
American Conspiracies: Assassination of Dr. King & Malcolm X

Season 2 Episode 6
Tuskegee Experiment & COVID-19  Vaccine

Season 2 Episode 2 & 17
Part 2: Parents, Teachers and COVID-19
Finale: Parents, Teachers and COVID-19

Season 2 Episode 11
Reopening Schools 2021-2022

Season 2 Episode 3 & 8
The Joy of Walt Disney World
Spring Break at Disney World

Season 2 Episode 20
Critical Race Theory

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The following is the full uncut interview with Dr. Olajide Williams.  Portions of his interview were featured in our recent episode "Building Public Trust For Public Health".  The episode is airing on Public Television or you can watch  it  HERE or Listen and Download as a podcast.

The Covid-19 vaccine has emergency FDA approval, but how effective will it be if there is no public trust in our public health system?  In this exclusive interview, Columbia University professor and neurologist Dr. Olajide Williams offers one solution to fill this gaping trust deficit — culturally adapted message science. He is the founder of Hip Hop Public Health, which employs music and culturally-tailored media to improve health literacy and transform health outcomes for vulnerable communities. He argues the only way to develop public trust is to bring the people to the table. Public health officials must fully recognize the harm done to Black and brown bodies, from forced sterilizations to the Tuskegee syphilis experiment, and the impact it’s had on collective memory.

"If we do not get this right, we are not going to defeat this ‘vaccine hesitancy’ surrounding this virus, and we will have great inequities persist because they don’t trust the process — and no one has tried to penetrate their minds in a way that they trust and in a way that they can embrace. That’s why it’s important to have a ‘rights based’ approach to vaccine distribution."   — Dr. Olajide Williams

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In the final days of World War II and in the next few years after the war was over, the U.S. government helped hundreds and hundreds of Nazi Scientists whose knowledge and expertise was deemed crucial to the development of advanced weapons - no matter HOW complicit they were in heinous Nazi activities - to relocate to the States and become integral pieces of the US military-industrial complex. The US wanted them to continue their work on creating atomic bombs, weaponizing plagues, making chemical weapons, and sometimes, even medically experimenting on people in ways that certainly violate the “do no harm” oath that doctors take, to find out either how enemies would be affected by weapons, how US soldiers and civilians might best recover from the devastating effects of their attacks, and more. Evil stuff. We look into who some of the Nazi scientists were today, and also into how the US was crossing plenty of moral lines without their help before and after WW2. Does being really good at science and making important medical and military progress justify committing crimes against humanity? Operation contributions likely changed the outcome of the Cold War - but does that make it right? Treading some murky waters today, as we dive into a morally ambiguous, top-secret, declassified Nazi history edition of Timesuck.

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"The 1619 Project doesn't seem to believe in America or black people,"—those words come from Brown University Economics Professor Glenn Loury, talking about the New York Times' project that's pushing a revisionist history of slavery and the United States.

The 1619 Project aims to redefine America's founding date and its founding values.

The 1619 Project presents a stilted view of American history. It tells of slavery (almost exclusively) but not the Civil War. It covers the Tuskegee Experiment but not the Tuskegee Airmen.

Theirs is a demonstrably false story of America as the forever oppressor and black Americans as the forever victims.

But the battle has now been joined.

A group of leading black intellectuals—led by Civil Rights Movement veteran Bob Woodson—have launched "1776 Unites" as a direct response to 1619's divisiveness.

Woodson is correcting the historical record, as he said, "in the spirit of 1776, the date of America's true founding."

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The 1619 Project doesn't seem to believe in America or black people,"—those words come from Brown University Economics Professor Glenn Loury, talking about the New York Times' project that's pushing a revisionist history of slavery and the United States.

The 1619 Project aims to redefine America's founding date and its founding values.

The 1619 Project presents a stilted view of American history. It tells of slavery (almost exclusively) but not the Civil War. It covers the Tuskegee Experiment but not the Tuskegee Airmen.

Theirs is a demonstrably false story of America as the forever oppressor and black Americans as the forever victims.

But the battle has now been joined.

A group of leading black intellectuals—led by Civil Rights Movement veteran Bob Woodson—have launched "1776 Unites" as a direct response to 1619's divisiveness.

Woodson is correcting the historical record, as he said, "in the spirit of 1776, the date of America's true founding."

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.