to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com part of president biden s message today on the sentulsa r massacre about the message that it sends to future generations. for much too long, the history of what took place here was told in silence. cloaked in darkness. but just because history is silent it does not mean that it did not take place. while darkness can hide much, it erases nothing. it erases nothing. the president later said that
the first sitting us president to commemorate the 1921 tulsa massacre which was one of the worst incidents of racial violence in us history. the attack by a white crowd on a black community in oklahoma left at least 300 people dead. mr biden called on all americans to reflect on what he described as the deep roots of racial terror in the country s history. for much too long, the history of what took place here was told in silence, cloaked in darkness. butjust because history is silent, it doesn t mean that it did not take place. and while darkness can hide much, it erases nothing. it erases nothing. some injustices are so heinous, so horrific, so grievous, they can t be buried. some more comments from you on our
there s a history of women who been turned awayjust because it doesn t look like what they recognise, it doesn t look like what they ve seen before. if their curriculum doesn t account for what certain diseases look like on dark skin, then the fault isn t even with them, the fault lies in the fact that they haven t been told, they haven t been shown. someone definitely taking initiative is malone. hi, malone. how are you? hi, bree. how are you? during his second year of uni, he created the mind the gap handbook and it s the first of its kind. it shows a variety of conditions on non white skin. it s now being used by the northeast ambulance service, the london ambulance service. it s being used in some gp practices, it s starting to reshape the way medical education is being taught. the work that we ve produced is able to help them potentially even maybe to prolong people s lives. the british association of dermatologists was petitioned by over 5000 people in 2020 asking for an increase
with everyone. the housing market s taken off again, defying gravity and history, as those in the buying and selling process, in the allocation and control of mortgage debts, try to establish exactly where it s all going. is this part of a new post pandemic reassessment of how people want to live and work, or the return of the well worn cycle of boom and bust? three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, living room. nothing out of the ordinary. 0n the wirral, karen spent the year navigating the pandemic, opening a new salon business and trying to take that first modest step on the housing ladder. but here, as elsewhere, something strange appears to be happening. as we ve gone to look, the prices have spiralled out of control. and what we thought we could afford comfortably with what rent we pay, we now have no idea where we fit in that sort of category. what, just in the past year? in the past year. it s very frenzied. it s almost like a bidding war.
for much too long, the history of what took place here was told in silence, cloaked in darkness. butjust because history is silent, it doesn t mean that it did not take place. and while darkness can hide much, it erases nothing. there was little such help for greenwood after 1921. in fact, the city purposely passed rules and regulations that would make it harderfor black businesses to rebuild. it took decades for greenwood to recover, although it never regained its former glory, but now local entrepreneurs do want to recapture that past and they are looking to local, state and federal government to help. the black wall street liquid lounge is one place trying to revitalise the area. but while there is optimism for its future, the owner still believes the city is divided. i m more of a bootstrap kind of guy.