BY: Andrea Nakayama
DATE: 2020-08-28
Today Dr. Sydne Ford takes on a big topic — one we can hardly do justice in our short time together, but one that we aim to address with honesty and candor. Please take the time to tune-in to this important episode where we not only discuss disparities in medicine, but also ways in which we in the Functional Medicine & Nutrition communities can start to make a difference.
“If the heartbeat of racism is denial, the heartbeat of anti-racism is confession. To be anti-racist is to admit when we’ve done wrong, so we can begin to do right.” – Ibram X Kendi
Click here to learn more about Dr. Sydne Ford’s work
You can find Ibram X. Kendi’s most recent books, “How to be an Anti-Racist” and “Stamped from the Beginning” on amazon or Powell’s Books
If this topic is of interest, you may enjoy this week’s release of the NPR podcast Code Switch. You can find the episode “The United States’ Pre-Existing Conditions” here
Hosted by: Andrea Nakayama, FxNA Founder & Functional Medicine Nutritionist
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