Black In Neuro Perspectives
A place where Black scholars working at various career stages and in all neuro-related professions can write about their experiences being #BlackInNeuro.
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Letter to My Younger Self
I would tell my younger self that to thrive in this system and change it, we must continue to advocate for our spot at the table.

I’ll Be Back
Living in South Korea for the past 10 months has been a rollercoaster of mostly positives.

Bridging Synapses: The Path Toward Becoming a Black Physician Scientist
My clinical and personal experiences inspire me to serve minority and underserved patient populations which consistently face health disparities.

I am Black and Disabled, Hear Me
I love neuroscience, and I found over time that my body did not love bench science.