Too often, people—especially Black women—are dismissed in healthcare settings. - Black Health TV

🗣️ “They were getting annoyed because she had questions.” 😤
We’ve all seen it—and maybe we’ve been there too.

In this episode of The Melanin Initiative, we dive into why patients must keep asking questions—even when the energy is off. 👩🏾‍⚕️💬

Too often, people—especially Black women—are dismissed in healthcare settings. But WE have the right to know what’s happening to our bodies. 📢 This is about safety. This is about survival.

💡 If something doesn’t feel right, speak up. Ask again.
✊🏾 Your voice matters. Your questions matter. Your LIFE matters.

🗣️ What’s one question you wish you had asked during a doctor’s visit?

🎥 Full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=u_lNTpFjP-0
🎧 Listen in: buzzsprout.com/2186156/episodes/16949887

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