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Equality 4 Black Nurses is interviewing black nurses about the impact racism has had on them, in the hopes that more people feel empowered to speak up and demand justice. Our first interview is with our founder, Neomi Bennett BEM, multi-award winning Neo-Slip Inventor and Registered Nurse. Why did you want to become a nurse? I first decided I wanted to be a nurse when I was a very young girl, and I’ve always loved caring for people.
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Speaker: Lauri Armstrong, SHRM-SCP - Sr. Director, People Operations at Carrot Fertility
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