Walter Clement Noel: The Start of a Sickle Cell Advocacy Legacy
Black History and the Healthcare System: Separate and Unequal Is it safe to say that Walter Clement Noel—the first individual […]
Sickle Cell and Slavery: Souljahs on the Run
The Slave Trade Between the 16th and 19th centuries, the transatlantic slave trade is thought to have transferred over twelve million enslaved
Sickle Cell Disease: A History Lesson
Have you ever pondered the history and origin of this unique cell disease and the reasons behind its development?
The Night I was Abducted by Aliens in a Sickle Cell Crisis.
I have witnessed them with my own eyes, heard them with my ears, and I’m sure that they are real!
Poetry as a Tool for Raising Awarness, Healing, and Bringing the Sickle Cell Community Together
The Power of Poetry: Sickness Through the Eyes of the Sufferer Poetry is an extraordinarily powerful art form. It affects the
Big Pharma Needs the Dough, Sickle Cell with No Bread: Cost Effective Treatment
My bank account was running on empty and somehow, I had lost my health insurance and never realized. It was
Back to School in the Sickle Cell Realm
Let me take you to the life of a sixth-grader who is engulfed by the devil; everyone was in the
The Power of Sickle Cell: A Metaphysical Perspective
The Power of Sickle Cell: A Metaphysical Perspective Have you ever thought about the spiritual nature of sickle cell disease?
