Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Learn more about Left of Black here: https://fhi.duke.edu/programs/left-black
Dr. Oni Blackstock, M.D. has built her career on the care of patients, particularly from marginalized groups disproportionately impacted by society-wide health crises, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic and the HIV/AIDS epidemic that damaged the Black community more than any other.
In this special episode of Left of Black, Dr. Blackstock joins Prof. Mark Anthony Neal to discuss her career path that ultimately led to the founding of Health Justice, a consultancy that supports health-related organizations to prioritize anti-racism and equity in the workplace and to reduce health inequities in the communities they serve. Their discussion was a part of a Zoom event hosted by the National Clinicians Scholars Program (NCSP) in November, 2021.
Learn more about Dr. Blackstock here: healthjustice.co/about
Find out more about Health Justice here: healthjustice.co
Left of Black is a web series featuring interviews with Black Studies scholars created and hosted by James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of African and African American Studies Mark Anthony Neal and produced by the @Duke Franklin Humanities Institute. New SEASON 12 episode every Thursday! #LEFTofBLACK #JohnHopeFranklin #BlackStudies #season11 #BlackScholar @dukeuniversity @FranklinHumanities
Image Credit: Jessica Felicio on Unsplash.com
Learn more about Left of Black here: https://fhi.duke.edu/programs/left-black
Dr. Oni Blackstock, M.D. has built her career on the care of patients, particularly from marginalized groups disproportionately impacted by society-wide health crises, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic and the HIV/AIDS epidemic that damaged the Black community more than any other.
In this special episode of Left of Black, Dr. Blackstock joins Prof. Mark Anthony Neal to discuss her career path that ultimately led to the founding of Health Justice, a consultancy that supports health-related organizations to prioritize anti-racism and equity in the workplace and to reduce health inequities in the communities they serve. Their discussion was a part of a Zoom event hosted by the National Clinicians Scholars Program (NCSP) in November, 2021.
Learn more about Dr. Blackstock here: healthjustice.co/about
Find out more about Health Justice here: healthjustice.co
Left of Black is a web series featuring interviews with Black Studies scholars created and hosted by James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of African and African American Studies Mark Anthony Neal and produced by the @Duke Franklin Humanities Institute. New SEASON 12 episode every Thursday! #LEFTofBLACK #JohnHopeFranklin #BlackStudies #season11 #BlackScholar @dukeuniversity @FranklinHumanities
Image Credit: Jessica Felicio on Unsplash.com
