I am excited to announce that my PhD Thesis Defence and Culminating Presentation will be at MIT on Tuesday, July 9, 2024 at 2:30 PM both in person and on Zoom. Please join me and feel free to share! Praise be to God for this milestone! All details are at https://t.co/IsxdwAhrXN

awestruck at how impactful GFLI@MIT has been, how far we've come in just 1yr of existence, and how hard the 2024 graduates worked to make it to this day. honored to be co-founder and co-president for this beautiful community and so inspired by this amazing 1st-ever grad ceremony!

🫶🏾 thank you!

The ACHP welcomes its three new members, Dr. Carmen A. Jordan-Cox, Monica Rhodes, and @cityofbhamal Mayor Randall L. Woodfin. Chair Sara Bronin today administered their oaths of office. Read more about them here https://t.co/ppWweBmdxy

Congratulations to the newest members of the #YaleENT Residency team! Join us in welcoming our 4 incoming residents, Dr. Alexa Denton, Dr. Austin Mattox, Dr. Neeraj Suresh & Dr. Natasha Tillett! We are so excited to have you! Happy #MATCHDAY 2023! #otomatchday2023 #otomatch

I met Jamika when I was in the 8th grade in the same district she's running in. I know her values, I know how she handles conflict, and I know how she shows up for community. If you're in district 3, vote for her. If you're not, support her by donating and spreading the word.

My book is officially on sale!! I’m a Rhodes Scholar, medical student and the author of TWICE AS HARD. My debut book highlights the stories of black women physicians from the Civil War to the 21st Century. For fans of HIDDEN FIGURES 💫 #Author #MedTwitter #BlackHistoryMonth

PhD student Randi Williams dressed as her @Marvel superhero counterpart Riri Williams for Halloween this year @randi_c1 @medialab @MITstudents @BlackInRobotics #RealLifeRiri #WakandaForever

Hey #MedTwitter 👋🏾 I’m a medical student, Rhodes Scholar, and author of my debut book, TWICE AS HARD (@BeaconPressBks) which is on the 150+ year history of black women physicians!! I’m so excited to share this book with the world!

“To love well, we must be willing to tell the truth, then take palpable measures to bend the arc of MIT’s history toward justice.” Read more of @space_enabled PhD student @ItsUfuoma's speech from the Institute's recent Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.

One more thing - MAJOR shoutout to @josue_j_lopez, @coryfrontin and @CorbanSwain for their help in preparing. It’s cool having friends that inspire you!

Building the first instance of a thing is the hardest part. This makes me appreciative to live in a world of brilliant humans whose "shoulders" we can stand on, but also it's motivating me to try to build a thing that doesn't yet exist and might help at least one other person.

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Lived it. Loved it. Farewell MIT.

Who's up at BATS today? Anna Le (BLAINEY LAB @BlaineyLab) Identifying Regulators of Synaptogenesis with Optical Pooled Screens Corban Swain @CorbanSwain (BOYDEN) Towards Multimodal Interrogation of Olfactory-driven Behaviors In The Zebrafish Brain https://t.co/wO7QZFlKOZ

There's a church in Brooklyn Center that was harboring people hurt by police violence during the #DaunteWright protests, and this was how the cops responded. (Photograph by Scott Streble)

#JusticeForDaunteWright over 100 protesters over took the Harvard Bridge and is marching towards #boston common to demand justice for #DaunteWright @boston25

We march to remember Daunte’s life, we march to demand justice for his life, we march to show solidarity with the Minneapolis community. See you there.

We're calling on the Cambridge & Boston communities, especially college students, to come together for a march and vigil for Daunte Wright this Sunday 4/18 starting at 7:20 PM (for the 20 years of Daunte’s life taken unjustly by the police) at 77 Mass. Ave.