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Black x womyn x queer• Primary care/HIV doc ’s Harlem Hospital • Asst. Commissioner, Bureau of HIV • I tweet abt equity • views=mine

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    Mar 21

    Read our updated tips on in the time of ✅You are your safest sex partner; next safest is a partner you live with ✅Wash hands & sex toys b4 & after ✅Kissing easily spreads ✅Rimming has the potential to spread

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    2 hours ago

    Thank you for letting me pour my feelings about this tragic loss for me personally and the community.

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    3 hours ago

    We’re continuing to rapidly move people who are homeless from shelters to hotels whenever necessary to protect their health. We’re prioritizing seniors and anyone with symptoms or who has tested positive for COVID-19. We want to make it easy for people to isolate.

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    5 hours ago

    Such great work and (at ). TY for all your work against structural racism, intersectionality including women’s health and HIV, and of course now in this pandemic.

    Much appreciation to for profiling & me in for our related work!
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  5. 5 hours ago

    Totally agree. Words matter. Similarly, for , where my work is focused, we’ve started saying “placed at risk” by systems of oppression/power/privilege.

    Black people are not “more at risk for catching COVID19” Through infrastructures of historic and systemic racism SOCIETY puts black and brown people (social constructs) at risk for COVID19
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    7 hours ago

    Today I announced we will close for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. This is a public health decision — and not an easy one. But it's the right one. The social distancing strategies have been working, and we cannot risk a resurgence of the virus.

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    8 hours ago

    Living with HIV I know what isolation, restricted and criminalized sex, Poorer healthcare systems and outcomes. Many of us have lived “a new normal” for a while now. Instead of shaming positive folks, you should be listening and learning. We are still surviving an epidemic.

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    10 hours ago

    We urge everyone, especially politicians across the globe who have called for experimental trials on African & Black populations, to read Harriet Washington's . We cannot let medical abuse go unchecked.

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    Apr 10

    A black doctor who tests homeless for COVID-19 says police cuffed him outside his Miami home for having no ID. He was released when his wife came out.

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    Apr 10

    Two viruses. Same story. Health in America depends on who you are. This is our history. Our shameful past and present.

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    20 hours ago

    My topic at AMEC virtual conference next week: Using Social Media to advocate for yourself and others. What's your "Must Include" message?

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    20 hours ago

    These twin doctors are on the front lines of New York City’s fight against the coronavirus

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    Apr 10

    Some maybe kinda not awful news to end your week: I caught up with and on the frontlines of NYC's fight against coronavirus:

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    24 hours ago

    What better way for me to end of one of the toughest weeks of my career than to read this profile on my twin sister and me by of ! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 (Our mama, the original Dr. Blackstock, would be so proud.)

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    Apr 10

    The first person incarcerated at the Cook County Jail to die of COVID-19 was shackled to his hospital bed, hand and foot, according to his family.

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    21 hours ago

    Impressively comprehensive review of barriers to implementation in the U.S. by . Overcoming these barriers will require acknowledging and addressing structural racism, combined with destigmatization of PrEP and its users. 🔓

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  17. 24 hours ago

    Much appreciation to for profiling & me in for our related work!

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    Apr 10

    The epidemic rages on, too. My take on from the trenches. Thanks to all the folks who helped with this piece in ATL, SF, Baltimore, East Baton Rouge, San Antonio, NYC. Thoughts? …

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    Apr 10

    Damon is carrying us. And I'm so thankful.

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    Apr 10

    6/13, In certain cities, testing facilities are concentrated in predominantly white areas. They may be drive-through only or not on public transportation routes, making them less accessible for people who don’t own an automobile.

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    Apr 10

    This is a problem without COVID19. Can't imagine how bad it is now--our study found landlords taking advantage of female adults trying to improve asthma triggers in their home J Asthma. 2018 Aug;55(8):924-932.

    “Sexual predation by landlords, not just domestic violence, makes it hard for women to shelter-in-place.”
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