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Category Archives: black voices
The Beauty In Being Rare
Stacey Brown This past November, I was honored to represent Beautiful You MRKH at the 2nd Annual RARE Health Equity Summit. To be honest I felt anxiety around the term “Rare Disease” The rare part felt lonely and justified how … Continue reading →
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Like Me
Badia Atcherson Like Me, have you ever looked around and asked, where are all the women who looks like me? I mean really. Sometimes, I feel like yelling “WHERE ARE ALL the BLACK and BROWN women/people?” In our MRKH community, … Continue reading →
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The Empowerment of the Silent Sisterhood 