Nursing Tensions: Race Relations in Nursing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Nursing Tensions: Race Relations in Nursing is a production by Wesleyan University student Chris Doucette, in which she documents the Integration of University of Maryland nursing school in 1950 focusing on the stories of Esther McCready and Rosetta Sands. This documentary emerged from the Science Documentary Class at Wesleyan University, which was co-taught by Professors Jacob Bricca and Manju Hingorani.
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Major respect to these brave ladies who paved the way for so many. As a registered nurse for nearly a decade, I am dismayed at the atrocities committed by a profession that is supposed to be dedicated to caring and compassion. While we have come a long way, there is still so much work to be done. Though this statement is just a drop in the bucket, I'll declare that any BIPOC nurse I work with should know they have my support. You belong here, you are worthy and the profession and your patients need you. Thank you for being here and for being you.
Esther McCready, my great Aunt transitioned to be with the Lord yesterday September 2, 2020. I hope her strength and courage continues to inspire you all 🙏🏽❤️
TRUST ME, IT HASN'T CHANGED FROM THE BEGINNING OF NURSING TO THE PRESENT DAY 2020
In 2022 still true
It’s so frustrating dealing with racism in my nursing program, it’s so unfair and unconstitutional to deal with this in this day and age! As hurtful as this is, you all are my motivation. Knowing that someone else went through this and made it is the courage I needed to keep going. Thank you. You all are beautiful, bright, fearless warriors and there’s nothing we did wrong
great eye opener
I thank God for these ladies hard work, sacrifice and resilience all while so young! I tip my hat to these heroic and courageous ladies. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👊🏾
Wow, this is breathe taking. I am a AA nurse student and watching this brings tears to my eyes. I had experience racism in my nursing program and can totally relate to these women to a certain extent. I was the only AA attending a hispanic/asian nursing program. I was under stress as well and even told my Dean as well. It taught me a lot about life for the better. I am saving this video to my favorites. These women are remarkable :)
these people were so brave, heroes, and patient!! I don't think I would handle such hate.I can't even stand listening to it.
I learn so much from TH-cam
I am currently applying to UMSON and it is so uplifting and encouraging to hear stories of people who overcame so much. I can't even imagine having to deal with constant racism, bigotry and discrimination. As a future nurse, these women are my icons!
This is an amazing story of hard-working pioneers in the nursing profession that overcame so many challenges! Amazing Story.
Not just amazing.Remarkable and divine.." Not by the color of our skin..But the content of our character" and they showed character and heart. Wonderful women indeed!
This is my great great great aunt!
Great video very encouraging
who are these ladies?