Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Black women and breast cancer”
One year ago, I took a leap of faith.Still healing from my own diagnosis.Still walking through the fire of recovery.Still holding on to hope like it was breath. And with that hope, I launched something that scared me, stretched me, and stirred something deep in my soul—the 1MM Movement: One Million Mammograms. One Million Women Empowered. One Million Reasons to Fight. This …
Every April, we recognize National Minority Health Month—but for so many of us, the disparities we’re highlighting aren’t new. They’re personal. They’re generational. And for far too long, they’ve been ignored. As a breast cancer survivor, a healthcare professional, and a Black woman, I’ve lived on both sides of the system. I’ve seen the gaps in access, the lack of …
