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Blacks, Barriers and Career Success
By Melisha Daniels - July 17, 2020
Let me first say - Black people are the most talented, creative, resilient, resourceful and motivational humans in the world. The United States applauds as African Americans excel in sports, music and acting, but for some reason corporate America will not let us be great. Barriers such as economic inequality, disenfranchisement and racial discrimination serve as deferments, deterrents and detours between Blacks and Career Success. Click here for full story-->
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Breonna Taylor: Black Emergency Medical Technician
By Melisha Daniels - March 13, 2021
March 13, 2021 marks one year since Breonna Taylor, Licensed E.M.T. was tragically murdered in her home during a botched attempt by area law enforcement to serve a warrant on someone that was not there. According to a September, 2020 USAToday.com article, Breonna was a licensed EMT, enjoying a career working as a Medical Technician and essential worker at 2 local hospitals. In a profession dominated by primarily by white men, Breonna was a rare and very much needed Black health-care services professional. Click here for full story-->
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2021 Stimulus Plan to Fund 100,000 Healthcare Career Positions
By Melisha Daniels - March 29, 2021
The proposal earmarks funding for programs geared toward training and hiring local community members to perform positions created as a result of the pandemic; like Covid-19 testers and tracers. Then, ultimately transitioning these essential healthcare workers to long-term career positions providing community healthcare services in settings, such as a hospital, doctors' office or clinic. Click here for full story-->
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Top left: Michael Yeadon, Scientific Researcher and former Pfizer Vice President, Right: Dr. Jane Orient, Executive Director - Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Bottom left: Award Winning Rapper - Nicki Minaj
A Scientist, A Doctor and A Rapper: Covid-19 Threatens Careers of Vaccination Hesitant
By Melisha Daniels - September 22, 2021Top left: Michael Yeadon, Scientific Researcher and former Pfizer Vice President, Right: Dr. Jane Orient, Executive Director - Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Bottom left: Award Winning Rapper - Nicki Minaj
Not only has the invisible, yet very real virus cancelled life as we once knew; it also poses a viable threat to the careers of those who speak against or show hesitancy about taking what is now referred to as the 'jab'. And to date, none have felt the heat from threat of cancellation due to their Covid-19 anti-vax or vaccination hesitant stance more than ex-Pfizer scientific researcher, Michael Yeadon, Managing Editor of Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, Dr. Jane Orient and Grammy award winning rapper Nikki Minaj. Click here for full story-->
