By Stephany Rollins “[E]very kind of disease they were testing me for when nobody did a simple test to find out if I had mononucleosis. It didn’t even occur to them…because all the researchers are thinking, ‘Ah! We’ve got an … Read more

By Rachel Hodakowski Introduction One prevalent manifestation of structural violence is the inadequate care that results from poor navigation of language barriers. Limited English-proficiency (LEP) Spanish-speaking individuals in North Carolina are at an inherent disadvantage due to inequalities built into … Read more

By Daniel Meng-Saccoccio Introduction Mental health struggles are prevalent across the United States. However, communities have varying perspectives on mental health difficulties and different methodologies on how to approach them. The African American community has historically been oppressed within America, … Read more