Ep.68. In this episode of Part-1 of Nurses with Voices- Time, Truth & Transformation mini-series, Dr. Lendra engages in a profound conversation about the historical and ongoing inequities in the American healthcare system, particularly through the lens of African American experiences. The discussion highlights the resilience and wisdom of Black families, reflecting on past struggles and the current challenges posed by healthcare policies. The episode emphasizes the importance of acknowledging history to inspire future generations of healthcare professionals and advocates for change. The surprise guest is none other than someone who has lived experiences of the inequities.ย
Takeaways
This week's episode is not just a conversation.
It's about the resurfacing of inequities.
We are one of the most educated.
We didn't have a hospital we could go to.
The riots in Newark in 1967 was the most horrible thing.
What the government is doing is absolutely wrong.
We are descendants of survivors, of trailblazers.
To change the future, we must acknowledge the past.
May you never forget the power of your voice.
Stay educated, stay inspired, and stay in.
Chapters
00:00 A Reckoning in Healthcare
04:15 Reflections on African American History
06:36 Personal Stories of Resilience
09:17 Healthcare Experiences in the Black Community
11:03 Repeating History: Healthcare Inequities
12:44 The Impact of Riots and Civil Rights
14:42 Integration and Education Experiences
18:54 Reflections on Civil Rights and Progress
19:15 Lessons from the Past for Today's Healthcare Leaders
20:41 The Struggles of Immigrants and Black Americans
21:46 Healthcare Access and Political Responsibility
22:12 The Impact of Political Leadership on Healthcare
23:01 Preventive Care and Health Insurance Concerns
26:06 Historical Context of Racial Inequality
27:55 Welfare Reform and Its Consequences
30:38 Comparing Political Leaders: Reagan vs. Trump
31:53 The American Dream: Changes Over Generations
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